Last Book You Read?

[elcroz]

"I read a book once, green it was".

 

[Ian_C]

I'm about to start a new book called Zoo, by James Patterson. Anyone read it and have comments?

Ian

 

[Richard_H]

a guide to walking Hadrains Wall that I want to do next year.

Probably on my list too. Don't stay at a campsite called Hadrian's Wall campsite al Melkridge. The guy is a miserable old bastard and it's about 2 mile from the wall anyway. Winshields campsite is fine, the guy is also a miserable old bastard, but not as bad. If you're b and bing then the pub at Twice Brewed is canny. All places are about 2 miles West of Housesteads Fort and are near the 'Robin Hood Tree' from Prince of thieves.

 

[yoda]

"Welcome to hell" Colin martin.
He had a tough time.

 

[Gorneesh]

a guide to walking Hadrains Wall that I want to do next year.

Probably on my list too. Don't stay at a campsite called Hadrian's Wall campsite al Melkridge. The guy is a miserable old bastard and it's about 2 mile from the wall anyway. Winshields campsite is fine, the guy is also a miserable old bastard, but not as bad. If you're b and bing then the pub at Twice Brewed is canny. All places are about 2 miles West of Housesteads Fort and are near the 'Robin Hood Tree' from Prince of thieves.

Thanks for the Tips, most of it will be wild camping, Bivi bag and the great out doors, who needs a tent? I will book myself a hotel or B&B as a treat at the end of the walk. still need to look into it a bit more.

 

[lejackal]

Giving this an ancient bump (although I'm sure there's a more recent version somewhere)

I've been reading this whilst away, well worth a read - it's a historic novelisation of the start of the collapse of the iron curtain in Hungary.

 

[weasel]

Currently reading "Juggernaut" by Adam Baker, the second in a series of four books about a zombie apocalypse caused by some virus thing that turns people into metallic zombies. Needless to say it's based on real events.

If you like zombie books, it's pretty good. The four books are set in the same universe but not really linked/related as such, so you can read them in any order (like I did). They describe various stages of the collapse of life as we know it.
For an avoid misanthrope like me, it's great.

I've also read all the Mr Men books, seventeen times. But I don't think that's what this thread was resurrected for.

 

[StarWarsFan]

Recently finished reading Resident Evil City of the dead

 

[Ruby2511]

Currently reading Dandy in the underworld about Sebastian Horsley......it's a decent read but ****ed up

 

[lejackal]

Currently reading "Juggernaut" by Adam Baker, the second in a series of four books about a zombie apocalypse caused by some virus thing that turns people into metallic zombies. Needless to say it's based on real events.

If you like zombie books, it's pretty good. The four books are set in the same universe but not really linked/related as such, so you can read them in any order (like I did). They describe various stages of the collapse of life as we know it.
For an avoid misanthrope like me, it's great.

I've also read all the Mr Men books, seventeen times. But I don't think that's what this thread was resurrected for.

I put them all in party bags once - only fair to share the misery

 

[StarWarsFan]

Currently reading Dandy in the underworld about Sebastian Horsley......it's a decent read but ****ed up

The Dandy can't beat a bit of Desperate Dan lol.

 

[StarWarsFan]

Started reading Resident Evil Nemesis