I was lucky and got The Ikabog by JK Rowling.. https://www.theickabog.com/
Ben found the book "The Princess Bride" by William Golding. It's one of my favourite movies that Ben and I watch together so it's even more special itms?
So, what about you?
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I was lucky and got The Ikabog by JK Rowling.. https://www.theickabog.com/
Ben found the book "The Princess Bride" by William Golding. It's one of my favourite movies that Ben and I watch together so it's even more special itms?
So, what about you?
Not a single book!!!!!
Apparently I'm too hard to choose for(giggle)
Hamnet by Maggie O’Farrell
I only got one for making Paracord critters. Not tried any of the designs yet.
Jane Austen: A Life by Claire Tomalin
The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey
The Tiny Book of Jane Austen
The Mistborn Trilogy by Brandon Sanderson
Stereophonics: Just Enough Evidence to Print by Danny O'Connor
Gladys Aylward: The Little Woman by Gladys Aylward
Cilka's Jorney by Heather Morris
Alfred Hitchcock by Peter Ackroyd
The Boy Who Followed His Father into Auschwitz by Jeremy Dronfield
Sword and Pen by Rachel Caine
The Name of the Wind
The Wise Man's Fear
The Slow Regard of Silent Things, all by Patrick Rothfuss
The first 4 books in the Strike series by Robert Galbraith
The first 6 books in the Rivers of London series by Ben Aaronovitch
And last but not least, a cookbook!
Unfortunately the Patrick Rothfuss and Heather Morris books are doubles!
I love Rachel Caine, what a sad loss....
I was gutted to see that news! I have a lot of her books and loved them all.
I've never read any....
Her Morganville vampire series is brilliant!
You must! And I agree with Jaq, Morganville is the bestQuote:
Originally Posted by Suzi
Finished this at midnight last night. It’s brilliant, I loved it! Lots and lots of tears ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Paula
Thread resurrection?
No-one ever buys me books (1. I don't live in the same country as my family so don't get any presents at all and even when I am in the same country 2. 'We don't know what you want') but I did treat myself to a load of Kindle downloads :) I've just started 'The Wisteria Society of Lady Scoundrels' which looks to be a vaguely bizarre cross between steampunk, piracy, and fantasy with flying houses and Victorian matrons as pirate queens - but still with strict rules of decorum. So far so my cup of tea!
The only book I got for Christmas (other than the dozens I downloaded from Kindle unlimited) is Murdle by G T Karber. It’s logic puzzles which I’m finding challenging but loving it!
No books for me though Murdle sounds a good book as I love a good puzzle.
Kindle Unlimited is brilliant, isn't it? I've discovered so many new great authors from it. Murdle sounds interesting - I love logic puzzles - so I'll look it up!
No reading books for me, just a manga art book
Kindle Unlimited is worth every single penny! I can easily read a book a day so it’d cost me a fortune otherwise ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Aspasia
The complete Famous Five series
The Heat series by "Richard Castle"
Murtagh - Christopher Paolini
The Enemy series - Charlie Higson
Enid Byron -Barbara Stoney
How to Survive as a Psychotherapist - Nina Coltart
Three Sisters - Heather Morris
Fairy Tale - Stephen King
She Lies in Wait - Gytha Lodge
Watching From the Dark - Gytha Lodge
Pandora's Jar - Natalie Haynes
The Nevernight trilogy - Jay Kristoff
Scottish Folk and Fairy Tales
So not many really! (giggle)
Ooooh you're making me nostalgic with the Enid Blyton! Huge Natalie Haynes fan here too, and I loved Nevernight. I haven't bought Murtagh yet - let me know if it's worth it!
The Famous Five! That takes me back.
I got Matthew Perry autobiography
And Miriam Margoyles. Haven't had a chance to read yet mind you!!
I forgot Raven, and Scarlett, both by Rachel Morgan!
SM, will you let me know what the Miriam Margoyles one is like? I think she's brilliant!
Aspasia, will do! Though think I may need to reread the rest of the series before I get to it!
I’m guessing that Margoyles book will be hilarious. I love her eccentricity.
Me too! I always think she's who I would cast as Nanny Ogg (from Terry Pratchett) in my dream cast.Quote:
Originally Posted by SJW180