What Was The Last Book You Read?

OUT OF HOURS BULLY'S TRUCKSTOP BAR (INTERACTIVE)
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Most drivers- including me- have a TV.

I rarely watch mine though, I am an incurable bookworm.

I have just read George Orwell’s book “Down and out in Paris and London” and I have to say it was a fantastic read, not least because I have experienced the same poverty and starvation in my younger days.

But what are you reading/ did you read last, and what are your opinions of it?

What made you choose to read that book?

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raymond e fiest fantasy type stuff

into a dark realm

a simple piece of escapism most good guy’s n bady guy’s
type book there is a whole series interlinked with each other

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The Bible

Personally I found it poorly written, lacking plot, substance and believability :wink:

Tin hat on and preparing for “GodSquad” back lash :smiley:

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No backlash from here, I’m an Atheist, but I have to say that I love your avatar and have filed away that phrase for future use!

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Im not an Atheist. I just dont believe in God, Allah, or Father Christmas.

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Harry Monk:
No backlash from here, I’m an Atheist, but I have to say that I love your avatar and have filed away that phrase for future use!

:smiley: Cheers Harry , I have a vast collection of them :wink:

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dont read many books at all , but the last ones where
davinci code (before the film came out)

and a few autobiographies, namely

lenny mc,clean, the london doorman /prize fighter. great book

and robbie fowlers and stevie gerrards (big liverpool fan)

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2 at the moment :wink:

at home it’s Clarkson : Born to be Riled

in the cab it’s Spike Milligan : Where have all the bullets gone ?

oh, and of course GV262 :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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Denis F:
2 at the moment :wink:

at home it’s Clarkson : Born to be Riled

I’ve just finished that one, very good it was too. Generally i’m reading 2 or 3 books a week and they are any old stuff that is available at a cheap price in Asda, mostly thrillers that don’t need much concentration to read. I am also dipping in and out of a very funny book called - Is It Just Me Or Is Everything ■■■■. The [zb] is a word like crap but rhymes with hit. :wink: :smiley:

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well bein a leser a mortal at the moment(iveco-sleeper) no tv as i only do 1 night-out(again at the moment)ive just got my lap-top with all of ROG’s posts to read,an boy with my insomia to deal with as well…zzzzzzzzz…zzzzzzzzzz…zzzzzzzzz
:wink: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue:

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chrisy boy:
well bein a leser a mortal at the moment(iveco-sleeper) no tv as i only do 1 night-out(again at the moment)ive just got my lap-top with all of ROG’s posts to read,an boy with my insomia to deal with as well…zzzzzzzzz…zzzzzzzzzz…zzzzzzzzz
:wink: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue: :stuck_out_tongue:

Thanks Mate :exclamation: nice to know I am good for something :wink: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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Only in jest ROG,ive put a few of your nuggets to good use but as the great man once said ‘nice guys dont win trophies’ (brian clough) :wink: :smiley: :smiley: :smiley:

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Coffeeholic:

Denis F:
2 at the moment :wink:

at home it’s Clarkson : Born to be Riled

I am also dipping in and out of a very funny book called - Is It Just Me Or Is Everything [zb]. The [zb] is a word like crap but rhymes with hit. :wink: :smiley:

Me too. I have that book but not read it all yet.

I have 3 of Clarksons on the go, the chicken fox and another one.

I have a very difficult Bill Bryson next to my bed but he is too serious for bedtime reading

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I’m going through the harry bowling back catalogue at the moment c/o my mam’s collection, not something I thought i’d have ever read, but i’ve been pleasantly surprised.
started to re-read mein kampf again but soon realised my opinion about it 20 years ago hasn’t changed, its boring

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The latest Harry Potter book.

Prior to that Peter Kays Autobiography. Funny as ■■■■.

Ian.

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ianf6512:
The latest Harry Potter book.

I can’t read the Harry Potter books, I find them too unbelievable. The magic etc is one thing but a ginger kid with two friends,come on that just goes beyond the boundaries of believability.

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I preffer something ■■■■■■ :wink: :wink: :wink: :wink:
mag or internet Im not bothered :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

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Angels of Death…
Story behind the hells angels (the more darker side)

Don’t really go for stories or fictional stuff…

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biographys only for me. just read roy “chubby” browns book. dont like him as a act but what a cracking life story. before that “on the doors” a book by a former bouncer cracking read. all these blokes who have never lost a fight ■■. would love to see what happens if you got them all together :wink: :wink:

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The Long Surrender, by Burke Davis.
A moving account of the final days of The Confederacy and Reconstruction. :cry: