11-22-63 By Stephen King

[voldermort 10]

Just finished reading 11-22-63 by Stephen King and I would highly recommend it (thank you Jade :wub:)

Not his usual horror fare but deeply unsettling none the less, leaving you thinking "what if I could go back and change just one thing I choose, what would the pay off be?". Definitely unsettling.

Am now about to start Bill Bryson "At Home", another book with some great reviews :grin:

[TS Ron 10]

Thank you Voldermort another book to add the family reading list. I want to start reading The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo: Stieg Larsson before I see the movie I believe the movie has started already!

[lilythepink 10]

I enjoyed wading right through through Bill Bryson's book (it is not for the faint-hearted) but MrA just couldn't "get into it" and gave up, suggesting that his time would be more usefully employed by pulling fluff out of his navel. lol

[voldermort 10]

I actually have all of Bill Bryson's books, At Home is the latest addition to my stockpile and I have yet to be let down with his writing although I have to admit.........if I am finding it hard to sleep, a few pages of Mother Tongue works wonders :sneaky:

[Guest Guest]

Each and every book of Bill's is must read.

Edited March 31, 2012 by admin
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[voldermort 10]

Aww you banned him - and he liked the same books I do :sad:

[admin 0]

Aww you banned him - and he liked the same books I do :sad:

 

Well, he did post a link to the Mother Tongue edition :biggrin:

[voldermort 10]

Well, he did post a link to the Mother Tongue edition :biggrin:

 

Then he deserves to be banned - that was a boriiiing book :whistling:

[Jongleur 10]

Well, he did post a link to the Mother Tongue edition :biggrin:

 

Welcome back Admin. Hope all went well.