Watcha Reading?

Re: Watcha Reading?#243875

By SennaVille - 13 Mar 11, 21:14

- 13 Mar 11, 21:14#243875

Currently re-reading Talbot's Odyssey by Nelson de Mille.

How did I forget about Nelson de Mille and how brilliant he is??? The Lion's Game is one of my favourite books of all time. You must all go out immediately and buy every book he's ever written (except that one where he collaborated with some pilot guy, that wasn't so hot).

His books are dead clever, with lots of witty dialogue and all that good stuff. I only ever recommend excellent authors, and he is one of the creme de la creme of my very favourite authors of all time.

" Fire! Fire!, Diniz in the oven" - Murray Walker on seeing Pedro Diniz's Sauber on fire

Re: Watcha Reading?#243879

By vlad - 13 Mar 11, 21:37

- 13 Mar 11, 21:37#243879

The only thing that (when it comes to books) makes me happy when I think about ending my studying, is reading whatever I want and whenever I want! :hehe:

"I can only say that Red Bull gives you wings. It’s as simple as that."

Re: Watcha Reading?#243883

By Gaz - 13 Mar 11, 22:24

- 13 Mar 11, 22:24#243883

Actually reading No Angel - The Life of Bernie Ecclestone very good read so far.

Re: Watcha Reading?#243907

By racechick - 14 Mar 11, 01:03

- 14 Mar 11, 01:03#243907

Just read- boy in striped pyjamas-easy reading and not very long but very thought provoking.

You can fool all the people some of the time, and some of the people all the time, but you cannot fool all the people all the time.
Abe Lincoln

Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power. Abe Lincoln