What are you reading?

[wayne_w]

Nice one, thanks for recommending it. I'll be able to have a read on my night shifts

[Scott]

Just received 6 used cigar books off ebay, the lot only cost me around ?15, hopefully it will increase my cigar knowledge a tad!

[PeeJay]

Good result. I've found they all have a lot of repetition but each will have something different

[parnaby]

What are you reading?

Bargain that Mr LG. I need to pick up some myself


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[PeeJay]

Perhaps we need to set up a lending system for cigar books

[Scott]

Was thinking the same thing, creating a library! BUT buy the time you have paid the postage, you could have bought them for the same sort of money, SO it may be worthwhile passing around more valuable books to make it worthwhile??????????

[PeeJay]

I must admit that hadn't occurred to me at the time. The best we could do is take a book or two along to herfs and pass them around. Once read they only sit around gathering dust after all.

[dvickery]

Micro ... Preston and Crichton .

just finished ...

persuader ... Child .

both "grocery store" books ... Neither bad and neither great .

derrek

[PeeJay]

Has no one read a book worth mentioning since February?! I recently read 'Cuba Diaries' which [MENTION=13402683]MarkLondon[/MENTION] lent me which was good but out of date but far better for all lovers of everything Cuban is 'Slow train to Guantanamo' by Peter Millar which was published in 2013. Basically he travelled from Havana to Guantanamo by train and chronicled his interaction with the ordinary Cubans that he met. This was an eye opening book especially when it comes to social status in Cuba, highly recommended.

[STEVEYB112]

Has no one read a book worth mentioning since February?! I recently read 'Cuba Diaries' which @MarkLondon lent me which was good but out of date but far better for all lovers of everything Cuban is 'Slow train to Guantanamo' by Peter Millar which was published in 2013. Basically he travelled from Havana to Guantanamo by train and chronicled his interaction with the ordinary Cubans that he met. This was an eye opening book especially when it comes to social status in Cuba, highly recommended.

Sounds good...I need a change from the usual stuff I read - Mind you the current one on Alistair Crowley is great!

[Roy_Drage]

A charity shop find, taking me back to my (much) younger days [emoji1]

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[oskihen]

A charity shop find, taking me back to my (much) younger days [emoji1]

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God I remember them very well , takes me back a fair bit

[Roy_Drage]

God I remember them very well , takes me back a fair bit

It has been great reading some of the stories, I used to spend my pocket money buying the latest issue. I'm sure I still have some 40 year old copies in the loft.

[parnaby]

At the airport and forgot my kindle so picked up 'The Girl on the Train' by Paula Hawkins. Will see if it's any good.


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[Matt1979]

Half way through Lonesome Dove. Brilliant