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Anytime and anyplace. I'll read on my lunch hour at work, or in bed before going to sleep, or in the morning if I wake up early, sometimes just for 5 or 10 minutes while i'm waiting for something. Anytime's fine by me :)

Hmm tough one. The Shawshank Redemption and The Green Mile are definitly two of the best. Though I also really enjoyed The Stand - though that was more of a short TV series I suppose. Yeah Tommyknockers wasn't all that good =/ Shame because I enjoyed the book.

I agree that it does seem to start out a little slow. I was baffled as to why I wasn't really getting into it, when I had so enjoyed her other books! (Well... maybe not Affinity so much). But as it progressed I was sucked further into the novel, and by the the last few chapters I just didn't...

I believe I was about 12 when I read this book, and I found it to be a great read (even my immature pre-teen mind knew it was a good 'un!). A gritty, blood psychological thriller - what a brilliant idea to focus on the murderers!

*digs thread up* I stumbled across this list only a month or two ago, and am currently sort of working my way through it. So far i've read about a dozen of them. Though I must say, i really don't agree with some of the choices on this list :P

I agree with the general opinion of this book. Being an avid King fan, i've read most of his books and have been pleased with all of them... except this one. What a major disappointment! I could barely get going with the awful beginning, but I gave it the benefit of the doubt and forced my way...

Middlemarch - George Eliot Trainspotting - Irvine Welsh Crime & Punishment - Fyodor Dostoevsky :)

Hello all. Well what to say? My name's Steph, i'm 18, and I hail from Milton Keynes, in the UK. I've just left college, and am working for a pharmaceutical company. I love reading (of course! - why else would I be here), and enjoy reading a wiiiiide range of genres. I'll round it up at that...