Book recommendations

[twranger]

oh well may as well get a copy as well as young master 'flick to kick' is down to his last 5 mill!

I do like the young bit Facto......! On Thursday I will be exactly three years off getting old g I t concession at the cinema. Already been eligible for Saga products for nearly eight years! Never touched them though!
As for the 5mill........lets just say...and....I WISH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Shania]

Historic fiction I.e. Leon Uris.

[scooter lad]

I read a lot of non fiction, best this year has been 'hell's prisoner' by Christopher parnell. About a guy banged up in Indonesia. Sickening and hilarious. Would recommend it highly. Currently reading 'ooh ah stantona' by footballer Phil stant who after serving in the Falklands war went on to become a fairly successful lower league player in the 80's and 90's.

[Shania]

Novels written by John Hart. He is a good storyteller.
A very important book to read is the one about the Swedish fireman who did almost lose 100 percent of his skin in job-accident. His name is Robert Gustavson.

[Shania]

Novels written by John Hart. He is a good storyteller. Makes then real.
A very important book to read is the one about the Swedish fireman who did almost lose 100 percent of his skin in job-accident. His name is Lasse Gustavson. Edit: he has written a several books on the subject of how to cope with losing your "parts" of you identity.

[vespa]

Novels written by John Hart. He is a good storyteller. Makes then real.
A very important book to read is the one about the Swedish fireman who did almost lose 100 percent of his skin in job-accident. His name is Lasse Gustavson. Edit: he has written a several books on the subject of how to cope with losing your "parts" of you identity.

What brought that on Shania ? dont exactly sound a laugh a minute

[vespa]

Ive just read " Dear Boy" the biography of Keith Moon , found it very interesting

[NW_Hoopz]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/review...rsor=1&sort=rd

Have a look @ this one ..........

I've heard it's a belter

Well thank you NW .....the cheque is the post!
tbh I decided to steer well clear of the blatant self publicity plug myself on this thread, so left it well alone!
Hoped someone would do it for me....cheers!

Now Now Now TW .............................. being in the building trade, I'd prefer 'bangers & mash' !

[MattyRangers]

Just bought meself Sir Alan Sugar's autobio - anybody read that?

[vespa]

Just bought meself Sir Alan Sugar's autobio - anybody read that?

Lord Sugar ,Matty . You know he gets all grumpy if you only call him sir, with regret your fired

[MattyRangers]

Lord Sugar ,Matty . You know he gets all grumpy if you only call him sir, with regret your fired

Oops - will slap myself on the wrist for my sins!

He's a funny old character ain't he (LORD Sugar) - I know he's come under fire before now for "bullying" but I quite like him, got alotfo admiration for his self made success.

[vespa]

Oops - will slap myself on the wrist for my sins!

He's a funny old character ain't he (LORD Sugar) - I know he's come under fire before now for "bullying" but I quite like him, got alotfo admiration for his self made success.

And he`s face that looks like old roast beef ,which is always a plus

[Loneranger80]

Holiday Books

Can anyone suggest a couple of good reads please.

Thanks in advance...

[loneranger]

Lucky Johnny by Johnny Sherwood. Or rifleman by Rick Stroud.have a good trip.

[NW_Hoopz]

The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists got quite a good review in our last book club thread.

Reading some Richard Dawkins @ the moment myself