What are you reading now?

[brod]

[mrjbeam1981]

currently reading...

brilliant so far. i believe it was aimed at kids. set in the eyes of a 9 year old boy who's father is a nazi commandant. he befriends a lad on the otherside of the fence of Auschwitz.

[Magpiespower]

Very funny diary about the ordeals of getting up a film...

[Baron Greenback]

The first book in the True Blood series.

[Wedgie]

I just finished "ACDC Maximum Rock & Roll Deluxe Edition".
It was awesome.
Now for something different Ive started Star Trek Academy Collision Course by William Shatner.
Similarly to the recent movie it's about a young Kirk and Spock but is a different story to the movie, I think he wrote it before or at the same time the movie was written.

[Gingernuts]

I just finished "ACDC Maximum Rock & Roll Deluxe Edition".
It was awesome.
Now for something different Ive started Star Trek Academy Collision Course by William Shatner.
Similarly to the recent movie it's about a young Kirk and Spock but is a different story to the movie, I think he wrote it before or at the same time the movie was written.

I read that one quite a while back Wedgie, was a good read. He's a surprisingly good author ol' Shatner.

[Booney]

I just finished "ACDC Maximum Rock & Roll Deluxe Edition".
It was awesome.
Now for something different Ive started Star Trek Academy Collision Course by William Shatner.
Similarly to the recent movie it's about a young Kirk and Spock but is a different story to the movie, I think he wrote it before or at the same time the movie was written.

Do you hear his voice in your head as you read it? That'd be the put off for mine.

[Wedgie]

I'm a big fan of Shatner's in most aspects, his version of Common People with Pulp was great.
A very witty and humerous man but his sense of humour goes flying over most peoples head.
I read his 2 books on the Star Treks Tv days and it's Movie years and enjoyed them, I should read more of his fiction.

[Q.]

[Interceptor]

Quichey!!!

[Wedgie]

lol@you guys

[Pseudo]

Just finished Ian Rankin's "Exit Music" - the final book in the Inspector Rebus series.

Having had a few days to let it sink in I think it is nothing short of brilliant; possibly even the best in the series, not that I've read them all yet. The story is full of ironies, and the story ends on a particularly ironic note. Things are not always as they seem!

[brod]

[brod]

[The Dark Knight]

currently reading...

brilliant so far. i believe it was aimed at kids. set in the eyes of a 9 year old boy who's father is a nazi commandant. he befriends a lad on the otherside of the fence of Auschwitz.

Thats both a great book and movie, absolutly amazing

[saintal]

currently reading...

brilliant so far. i believe it was aimed at kids. set in the eyes of a 9 year old boy who's father is a nazi commandant. he befriends a lad on the otherside of the fence of Auschwitz.

Thats both a great book and movie, absolutly amazing

Brilliant film. The ending, despite being somewhat predictable, was superb cinema.

[Dogwatcher]

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[JAS]

yeh I know...just been out for lunch and my mate bought it for a laugh as a belated birthday pressie

If any of you have tiny tots and you've just started reading to them then I urge you to get them this one...a wonderful kids book...it's so sweet and very, very funny...

"She sleeps. she eats. She scratches.
She is training humans to become better pets.
She's a wombat...a wombat with attitude"

Regards
JAS

[Pseudo]

"She sleeps. she eats. She scratches.
She is training humans to become better pets.
She's a wombat...a wombat with attitude"

That's obviously the kids edition.

The adult edition would've contained the phrase "eats roots and leaves" somewhere.

[brod]

First half really enjoyed...the second not so much (seemed to just gloss over the "fall")