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Hi and welcome, Wrote down Lee Child as an author to check out a few months ago, not got round to it yet, but i willl. Cabrasopa :cool:

Wecome speedwhiz Went to Singapore a long time ago (loved it) Cabrasopa :cool:

Hi Pigeon and welcome Johnathan Strange on my TBR list Just for info I think a baby Pigeon is called a Squab Cabrasopa :cool:

Hello and welcome xyakks, Have fun !! Cabrasopa :cool:

Elrohir Welcomes Idril to the forum Cabrasopa :cool:

Welcome Diotallevi Agree didn't like Wuthering Heights (Studied it at school for exam, perhaps thats why?) Have to disagree with Wilbur Smith (i've enjoyed most of his books) Nice to hear from you, have fun. Cabrasopa :cool:

Wilbur Smith books always have strong characters, Men and Women.(Courtney's and Ballantyne's) Cabrasopa :cool:

Just back from hols Started reading on the plane home 'The Secret History' by Donna Tartt Nice to be back!! Cabrasopa :cool:

Sounds interesting, i'll check it out Cabrasopa :cool:

I rather not get the book back if it comes back in a state (Smelling of smoke especially annoys me). Most people i lend books to don't treat them as well as i do. (but i'm a bit more fussy than most) If i borrow a book i try to give it back in the same condition i was given it. Cabrasopa :cool:

Hi Laura look forward to hearing from you. Cabrasopa :cool:

Who Pays The Ferryman Written to support the BBC's and the Greek Film Centre's 1978 collaborative 8-part TV production of the same name,Michael J. Bird's book, 'Who Pays the Ferryman' tells the story of wartime British officer and leader of a Cretan Resistance Group, Alan Haldane's eventual...

Just about covers it ! Cabrasopa :cool:

Hi and welcome aboard Cabrasopa :cool:

A Short History Of Tractors In Ukrainian - Marina Lewycka Haven'y read it yet, but seen some good reviews. Cabrasopa :cool:

Hola Nayla, Welcome Cabrasopa :cool:

Written to support the BBC's and the Greek Film Centre's 1978 collaborative 8-part TV production of the same name,Michael J. Bird's book, 'Who Pays the Ferryman' tells the story of wartime British officer and leader of a Cretan Resistance Group, Alan Haldane's eventual return to the city of...

Hi Sergo, here's a synopsis For years, Nadezhda and Vera, two Ukrainian sisters, raised in England by their refugee parents, have had as little as possible to do with each other - and they have their reasons. But now they find they'd better learn how to get along, because since their mother's...

Hi plexerei, Good to have you here, i'm sure you will find lots of good recommendations for future reads. Cabrasopa :cool:

Agree with Phil_t 'Round Ireland with a Fridge' is a good read cabrasopa :cool: