What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 08:01I'm just about to start reading Martin Chuzzlewit.
I'm in a Dickensian mood.
I'm in a Dickensian mood.
Enjoy
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Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 08:01Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 08:24I was just saying on Gal's kindle thread that I have the whole of Dickens' works on mine, for free
Enjoy
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Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 02 Jan 2016, 22:36Just brought 3Kindle books including nick alexander. The other son so thats me sorted yippy 
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Posted: 03 Jan 2016, 09:42 
Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 03 Jan 2016, 09:44I have a new Alison Weir book, a biography of Elizabeth of York. I like her books, the one about Henry VIII was great, so I'm looking forward to starting it, now that Christmas and New Year are over and I'll have the time
Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 03 Jan 2016, 12:37saundra wrote:Just brought 3Kindle books including nick alexander. The other son so thats me sorted yippy
I saw that one whilst browsing Amazon yesterday saundra - is he/she a good author?
Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 03 Jan 2016, 17:10I loved his last book was waiting for it to be reduced patience is a vertue
Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 05 Jan 2016, 21:50I'm reading a book about the most serious railway accident that has happened in Britain,
at Quintinshill in May 1915, when over 200 people, mostly soldiers, were killed in a
five-train pile-up. This book is called The Quintinshill Conspiracy, and is the shocking
true story behind this disaster. It makes fascinating reading.
Using previously undisclosed documents, the authors have uncovered the shocking truth
behind what actually happened. Somewhat technical, but fascinating reading.
at Quintinshill in May 1915, when over 200 people, mostly soldiers, were killed in a
five-train pile-up. This book is called The Quintinshill Conspiracy, and is the shocking
true story behind this disaster. It makes fascinating reading.
Using previously undisclosed documents, the authors have uncovered the shocking truth
behind what actually happened. Somewhat technical, but fascinating reading.
Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 06 Jan 2016, 22:37That does sound interesting Aggers!
Re: What Are We Reading In January?
Posted: 25 Jan 2016, 21:16Just about to start The Jane Austen Book Club by Karen Joy Fowler. I picked it up in The Works for a quid and it looks interesting 