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[Misc] What Book are you Currently Reading?
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Beach Hut
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Blood River - Tim Butcher
Marshy
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The Bullet that missed - 3rd in the Thursday Murder Club Series by Richard Osman
I am enjoying them way way more than i thought i would
I am enjoying them way way more than i thought i would
Beach Hut
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Another Bangkok - Alex Kerr
Beach Hut
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Walk the Lines - Mark Mason
Beach Hut
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Samphire Coast - Robert Greenfield
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Engulfed- How Saudi Arabia Bought Sport, and The World- James Montague
LamieRobertson
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Despised: Why The Modern Left Loathes The Working Class…..Paul Embery
Trust Me I’m A Stomach
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Framley Parsonage - Anthony Trollope
jakarta
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Tommy - The British Soldier on the Western Front 1914-1918 - Richard Holmes.
I'm sure many of you will recall his BBC series Battlefields, War Walks and The Western Front.
Professor of Military History and Security Studies at Cranfield University.
An ex Territorial Brigadier as well . So he knew of what he wrote.
I'm sure many of you will recall his BBC series Battlefields, War Walks and The Western Front.
Professor of Military History and Security Studies at Cranfield University.
An ex Territorial Brigadier as well . So he knew of what he wrote.
Beach Hut
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Valley of the Casbahs - Jeffrey Tayler
Given that I already have the next book on order (published later this year) I though I'd better start "The girl in the eagle's talons". A new writer (the third) for the Lisbeth Salander 'franchise'. This one is dark, bordering on the unpleasant, but I'm half way through and still engaged.
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- Apr 1, 2010
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Zendurance
Shane Alton Eversfield
Shane Alton Eversfield
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The Hall of a Thousand Columns - Tim Mackintosh-Smith
Currently Ice Ghosts by Paul Watson. A fascinating look into the lost Franklin expedition.
Before that I read "Endurance" and "The Worst Journey in the World".
If exploration and daring real-life survival stories are your thing, I'd recommend them all. I'd start with "Endurance" though, one of the most incredible tales I've ever read. Ernest Shackleton really was the GOAT.
Next up, I'll treat myself to a guilty-pleasure reread an Alistair MacLean.
Before that I read "Endurance" and "The Worst Journey in the World".
If exploration and daring real-life survival stories are your thing, I'd recommend them all. I'd start with "Endurance" though, one of the most incredible tales I've ever read. Ernest Shackleton really was the GOAT.
Next up, I'll treat myself to a guilty-pleasure reread an Alistair MacLean.
Deportivo Seagull
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Re reading Lies Sleeping - Ben Aaronovich
theboybilly
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A terrific book that can be dipped in and out of as required. Another excellent Richard Holmes book is 'Riding the Retreat- Mons to the Marne 1914' in which Richard & a group of friends ride on horseback along the route of the BEF's retreat after the Battle of Mons when the French Army's surprise withdrawal on its right flank left them exposed to the might of the German 1st Army. Some lovely anecdotes sprinkled throughout its pages. Wonderful