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Nanu
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IT, is a cracking read of Stephen Kings! and I always prefer to read the books over the movies they have more depth to them!
That said I still go to watch the movies too! 
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goldenface
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@nanu of nazareth
My sentiments too.
I don't know whether it was just a badly made film(probably) but the Amityville horror was much better in book form (had me checking under the bed in case anything horrible was lurking under there) .
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nicv27
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At the moment i am reading trainspotting the da Vinci code and a biography of ex London villian Freddie Foreman |
arien617
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Currently read every issue of Top Gear mag and as a proper book I'm on Don't Stop Me Now - Jeremy Clarkson.
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fatreg
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Currently reading no fiction at all (can't get into it) but non-fiction..
currently reading
"Don't for husbands"
"1001 albums you must hear before you die"
"This, That and the Other"
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The Lostprophet
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goldenface, can i suggest the dark tower series by stephan king? its a kinda mix of fantasty/horror there is about 6-7 books in the series (cant remember of the top of my head) and they are great.
bag of bones is another great king book 
james herbert is also very good.
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goldenface
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Well I just remembered to check our Book-Club here in work and found:
Stephen King's Rose Madder and
Patricia Cornwell's Isle of Dogs. So it'll be one or the other.
Edit Although I am not sure if I have already read Rose Madder. Is it anything to do with the words Rose Madder being an anagram?
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Chartreuse Eyes
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On 2008-01-02 16:02:00, Kryptik wrote:
Once you've finished The Da Vinci Code have a crack at Digital Fortress. Brilliant stuff 
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okie i will check it out as well thanks
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goldenface
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The Patricia Cornwell book is turning out to be quite a good read - its quite funny too.
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Nanu
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I have Isle Of Dog's here along with Hornets Nest and Southern Cross, but with them being non-Scarpetta I have yet to read them!
I think I'll give them a go when I have finished the Lincoln Lawyer by Michael Connelly!!
Perhaps you should start an Esato book club Goldenface!? 
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goldenface
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Mmm, you mean like Richard & Judy's one? May be I'll call it Golden and Haynesys Book Club.
We'll see. Its good getting back into books.
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haynesycop
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Glad your enjoying Patricia Cornwell she is an amazing writer, have yet to read that one though maybe we should swap hahaha!
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methylated_spirit
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Involution Ocean by Bruce Sterling. Alright if you're into the sci-fi stuff.
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haynesycop
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That one by Dave Pelzer i mentioned is in ASDA if you wanted it!
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goldenface
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On 2008-01-15 17:18:24, haynesycop wrote:
That one by Dave Pelzer i mentioned is in ASDA if you wanted it!
Mmm, it sounds like I might be a bit squeamish for that, but the book sounds OK.
Joke! I am about 3/4 through the Pat Cornwell, which is still making me laugh. Oh and I have met Dr Scarpetta at last. She has only just appeared in the storyline.
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Posted: 2008-01-02 17:38
