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Favourite Books

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Sorry if this has already been discussed, but I was just wondering if anyone has a particular favourite book or books that they really enjoyed :?:

I have two:
To Kill a Mockingbird - Harper Lee
The Colour Purple - Alice Walker

To chill out and have chuckle to I lift a one of my battered Bill Bryson books :D

I'm always after a good read (as well as weed) so please share your thoughts...


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I am an avid fiction reader, great post.
Some of my faves current and classic are :

-Life Of Pi
-Curious Case Of The Dog In The Night
-The Book Thief
-Water For Elephants
-Kite Runner
-Of Mice And Men
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https://www.coffeeshopdirect.com/forum/viewt ... ht=reading

Right now, I've been plodding through Kingdom of Fear, by Hunter S. Thompson.
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The Eyes Of The Dragon by Stephen King is a fun, quick read...
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playboy and mayfair :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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gixxer wrote:playboy and mayfair :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Oh aye! can always rely on a fellow Belfast person to lower the tone :wink:
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lmfbo :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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codejd, surprised they never turned that into a movie.
Fun book, and quite unlike alot of his other stuff.
I finnished " Under The Dome " by him last week, was pretty good, but not up there with The Stand or The Talisman.
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Does the latest Argos catalogue count? lol :wink:
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Fungus the Bogeyman. (Plop up book) by Raymond Briggs. 8)
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I seem to have identified quite a few comedians with this thread! :wink:
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Mine was actually a serious choice this time, ya didn't say it had to be a novel. I'm very proud of my mint condition copy of Fungus. :D
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wow there are some really good books on here. I too am a big Stephen king fan, my favorite being "the stand".
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my fave lately has been The Watchmen - it's a dandy.
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