The obligatory Friday Thread.. - Page 4 - Clubhouse

Pizza Man:-)

13/09/2002 at 18:33

Dragon breath, I thought I was the only person in the world to have read
The Forgotten soldier by Guy Sajer
A real eye opener & sight into his life. I read it in 1984 whilst apple picking in New Zealand, it was the only thing left in my room from the previos years occupier, with a note sayng "read me".

My fav's are still the Lotr & the Hobbit

Trogs.

pirate

13/09/2002 at 22:42

Another fan of LotR & the Hobbit

Also all the Harry Potter books. When's the next one out - it supposed to be last Autumn pre film release then postponed to this summer but still no sign of it.

And most Charlotte Bronte but particularly Pride & Predjudice.

Trogs.

pirate

13/09/2002 at 22:44

Oops how embarrasing - that should of course be Jane Austen.

Bring back the edit feature.

Pizza Man:-)

13/09/2002 at 22:49

I wasn't actully picking apples whilst reading the book.

Barkles

13/09/2002 at 22:50

Thus leaving a hand free for.... beer!

mercury

13/09/2002 at 23:36

Hmm LOTR and the Silmarillion accounted for much of my teenage years, also anything by Alistair Maclean

Dustin

14/09/2002 at 16:55

Obviously Hitch Hikers series & Voltaires Candide, To kill a Mockingbird and most writings by Kafka and Camus.
Currently reading Lord of the flies (bought it about a year ago having waited years to get a copy) - absolute disappointment.
Never read Harry Potter or Lord of the rings

Read a bit of James Herbert and Stephen King when I was a mere schoolboy.Always thought Herbert was better .

Generally prefer non fiction (science/travel)

Plodding Hippo

14/09/2002 at 17:07

LOTR
Amy Tan , Margaret Atwood and bernice Rubens
Fab, Fab, Fab

Xerxes

14/09/2002 at 18:48

Lord of the Flies a disappointment??????Hmmmm...

Voltaire's Candide is funny, as well as being very rude.

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