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Journal of a Ghosthunter: In Search of the Undead from Ireland to Transylvania by Simon Marsden I think of this book as a box of chocolates. You start reading one story, about one place and then another one and then another one… Unputdownable and the photographs are amazing! Want to hear...

Paulo Coelho should appeal to you… Psychology-wise, Veronika Decides to Die was an incredible insight in society, human behaviour etc and just a wonderful mind-opening book. I heard it was based on a true story, but I can't say if it's fact or not. The Devil and Miss Primm was another good one...

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I'm the same… I have a few favourite artists and genres I don't really enjoy, but I'll read quite widely when let loose in a library.

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If you're a Steven King fan, try The Green Mile. The movie was fantastic, but the book is a treat, absolutely loved it.

I think I've been about everywhere through books… Got loads of place on my "bucket list" thanks to books as well! 16 years ago I read in a wonderful book of a place called the "Burren" in Ireland and decided right there that I have to go there one day… I moved to Ireland last year and found a...

I'm also thinking Martina Cole… "The Runaway" wasn't it?

I'm curious to hear which book(s) you all would recommend without hesitation to another reader and why. One of my all-time favourites is "The Rice Mother" by Rani Manicka. It's simply the most beautifully written book ever and an amazing story too. I must've read it 20 times already. One day...

I've been working with Rob, Emily's (forum owner) husband for the last couple years on his forums and decided it's time I join you all here :) Big book and reading fan myself, when I get time to read, and when I have a good book, I make time to read. Huge Jilly Cooper, Rani Manicka, Martina...