What book are you reading now?

What book are you reading now?.... I'm reading ..........'I'm a believer' by Jessica Adams, ......it was a bit slow to start with and really only kicked in, in the final quarter of the book. It's about Mark Buckle a London teacher and a bit of a flawed character who doesn't believe in anything until his girlfriend dies.

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Mine will seem very boring Rosie... I have 5 or 6 unread books on my Kindle at the moment.. all of them are related to programming

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Not boring at all Azz, I've spent hours trying to figure out what I've done wrong in excel when the whole thing crashes.

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Rosie, hello & welcome - I'm from Derbyshire too.

I'm currently reading 'The empty cradle' by Rosie Goodwin.

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Re-reading the Mapp & Lucia novels by E.F.Benson.

I think I re-read favourite books more than I read new ones.

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I'm currently reading The Letter by Kathryn Hughes - 2 of my work colleagues have already read it and recommended it - have to say i can barely put the book down as im enjoying reading it so much

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I just started The Jigsaw Man - Paul Britton, a criminal psychologist giving the low down on various criminals he's profiled. Interesting, I love true crime..

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Apart from reading 'war and peace', also 'Fatal error' by Michael Ridpath. On my Kindle of course.

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Currently on a new author for me - Elly Griffiths, Dying Fall.


I hate trying authors I've never read before don't you?

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I do too, you never know what you're going to get, but then again it's nice to be surprised, especially when you just hit on one that you just can't put down, I do have another book on the go just now but just can't seem to get past the first fifty pages because I recognise myself too much in it , it's called 'Women who think too much' by Dr Susan Nolen Hoeksema.