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Just finished reading " My Bonnie " by John Suchet ............ He comes across as a right selfish git
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I'm on a Philippa Gregory kick... The Other Boleyn Girl, The Boleyn Inheritance and currently The Constant Princess (Catalina, Infanta of Spain / Catherine of Aragon).
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Originally Posted by Annie Jack ->
I'm on a Philippa Gregory kick... The Other Boleyn Girl, The Boleyn Inheritance and currently The Constant Princess (Catalina, Infanta of Spain / Catherine of Aragon).


I must get around to reading some of her Books ......Do you recommend them ?

Mind you , I have soooooo many on my Kindle now it`ll take me almost forever to get through them all
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Yes, definitely. She brings the characters to life in what I think is a very credible way and her stories stay true to historical events, though obviously her depictions are fictional.
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I envy all of you (in a good way!) for having the time to read!
(Because I'm stuck behind my computer, I joined the forum for some welcome distraction from the boring stuff I have to do.)
I have the whole series of eight Tim LaHaye and Jerry B Jenkins books waiting in the wings.
Have anyone read any of these books? Are they worth the trouble?
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12-05-2011, 09:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Dolce ->
I envy all of you (in a good way!) for having the time to read!
(Because I'm stuck behind my computer, I joined the forum for some welcome distraction from the boring stuff I have to do.)
I have the whole series of eight Tim LaHaye and Jerry B Jenkins books waiting in the wings.
Have anyone read any of these books? Are they worth the trouble?


Sorry to hear that Dolce

Why dont you start a new thread and tell us why you suffer the " boring stuff " ?

I have never read any of the Books you mention , are they religious stuff or Sci-Fi ?
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A friend thought it would interest me. I have a suspicion that it is religious books. I've had it for 4 months now but just don't have the time to start reading.

The 'boring stuff' is the last stretch on the long road of completing a degree. It's not difficult but the volume of work is incredible. Since January until end April I had to finish 8 research assignments and at the moment preparing for exams.

BTW, I don't read Sci-Fi. I tried but simply don't enjoy it ... too 'iffy' and confusing.
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12-05-2011, 10:36 PM
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Dolce, re sci-fi, maybe you've been reading less interesting stuff. I find the female writers much more interesting: focus on people and relationships more than technology, just in unusual settings. Try any of Anne McCaffrey's Pern series or Marian Zimmer Bradley's Darkover books. Will send a list if you like ...

Wow, degree work does sound grueling; hope we're a welcome respite from the grind.
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12-05-2011, 10:53 PM
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dandysmom, I love reading and tried a few Sci-Fi books in the past, all of which were very disappointing. At the moment I'm just trying to get through all the books I have to read before exams.
December is usually my month for reading. If you can recommend the BEST Sci-Fi book you have ever read, I will appreciate it.

The forum is more than a respite. It's more of a temptation at the moment!
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ONE best? Almost impossible to narrow down, but will give it a think.

Respite, temptation, addiction! I missed the forums (here and our sister forum Catsey) unbelievably when I was in hospital recently!
 
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