Woo. I was at the library...

so, after all, I am going to be reading Haruki Murakami's My Sweet Sputnik :nice:

 

Sorry, it is Sweethear Sputnik.

 

So far, it's okay. :)

Jen, I have a question, as you work in a bookshop

 

Could you tell me if "Don't Stop Me Now" by J. Clarkson, released next month is a new book by him (in the similar style as "The world according to") or just a re-release of one of his earlier books?

Don't work in a bookshop no more :cry: , am learning all about the joys of car insurance instead.

However, it does look like a new instalment of Mr Clarkson's series. If you head over to http://www.penguin.co.uk and search for it, its showing released 04-oct-2007. and as far as i know they usually mention if its a re-issue

 

And thank you for helping me to discover this too :)

 

The best writer of the 3 is James though:

 

not read any of them yet, although now i have my nice shiny new library card, I may have to go on a mission to find them

£3.99 for both books:

http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productSearch_10001_10051_67728_100___10_SimpleSearch_2_1_2__basicSearch_

 

I found out today that the local library will be closing for 3 months come next month for it to be painted :(

Diary of a young girl Anne Frank

"La ciudad de las bestias" (The city of the beasts)

Isabel Allende :)

Im trying to read The Hours but all the teachers insist on giving me homework that takes 10 hours to finish. :dozey:

 

I should just watch the movie....

£3.99 for both books:

http://www.thebookpeople.co.uk/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/productSearch_10001_10051_67728_100___10_SimpleSearch_2_1_2__basicSearch_

 

I found out today that the local library will be closing for 3 months come next month for it to be painted :(

 

3 months to paint it? they painting pretty murals or something? seems like a heck of a long time.

oh, and I'm rather tempted by the re-issue jacket on the World According to Clarkson. Penguin have re-issued a pile of books with limited edition old style stripey jackets, and they look rather cool

"La ciudad de las bestias" (The city of the beasts)

Isabel Allende :)

 

Isabel Allende! I've read Zorro and I liked it very much. It was even read in my favorite radio station. Great book :D

iCon Steve Jobs.... Yeah, I know that book is since last year.. But I have just found it in my cupboard this week hahaa

oh, and I'm rather tempted by the re-issue jacket on the World According to Clarkson. Penguin have re-issued a pile of books with limited edition old style stripey jackets, and they look rather cool

 

What, more re-issues?

 

I laughed when they re-issued Motorworld early this year, as last November time Top Gear Magazine gave copies away :laugh3:

 

Yes 3 months to paint it, and to change it around again.

Malorie Blackman - Checkmate, the final book in the series.

dunno if I have posted yet.

 

 

the book's after the quake by Haruki Murakami

"Beneath The Wheel" by Hermann Hesse

i ought to finish it this weekend. :thinking:

"Beneath The Wheel" by Hermann Hesse

i ought to finish it this weekend. :thinking:

 

:o

I've read that --- um, what was the title --- Steppenwolf.

And from what I can remember it was so confusing, and complicated.

 

Good luck with it!

The Friday Night Knitting Club.

Heard about the film before I knew there was a book. Was a bit unsure, but loved the book, couldn't put it down.

Orhan Pamuk - Istanbul

Soon starting to read a 5 -novel-collection of Kurt Vonnegut.

Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World by Haruki Murakami.

The last Harry Potter book. Yes! I'm still reading!

James May's 20th Century.

 

It's the book to go with the series.

I finished H.G Wells-The Time Machine and since i enjoyed it a lot, i started The Invisible Man :),already in the middle and personally i think it's better.