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List the book you are reading now. Tick off the books you have read and list your new inspirational read.
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Old Reading list

I'm currently reading through SPQR: A History of Ancient Rome, not sure yet what I'll read after that. Maybe something light after such a heavy history.

Cheers Peter. I'm sure you'll do well👍

The Mister
Milkman
Done✓

Wives and Daughters

Sofia Khan is Not Obliged
This book is part of the month-long celebration of reading that will help Londoners discover and celebrate their city through its stories.
http://cityread.london/

That's a super concept!

A Secret Affair for now. Not sure what's next but there's a tall and ever-growing TBR stack to choose from!

Stone Mattress: Nine Tales

An Old-Fashioned Girl

Lady Chatterley's Lover

Tales of the Jazz Age

A Pair of Blue Eyes

A Doll's House

The Railway Children

I remember being deeply affected by this one as a child. The Complete Sherlock Holmes

I wish I could name just one. All books have brought some changes in my life

Long Walk to Freedom

I agree with Beatrice, but one book I can't forget is The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver.

The Holy Bible, specifically the Gospel of John.

25 Celebrity Memoirs That Are Actually Worth Reading
https://www.vogue.com/article/best-ce...#

Nice one👌

Welcome to the future: 11 ideas that went from science fiction to reality
https://www.space.com/science-fiction...

Book lovers please suggest books to read in Quarantine time:

Starting with where it supposedly all began:
The Eyes of Darkness

Grasshopper wrote: "Welcome to the future: 11 ideas that went from science fiction to reality
https://www.space.com/science-fiction..."

Heres one more;
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-en...

Hey Tony my man. That's not a book dude! One for the space column perhaps

Outbreak

My readers tell me that my newest book, "Overcoming the Odds-My story of triumphs over cancer, life-threatening brain surgery-twice and obesity!", is an inspiring read.
http://tinyurl.com/y6ut57ms
Would love your opinion on it?
Thanks in advance, Keith

I'm sure its great Keith.
Please promote your books in the promotion folder.
This is a pure fun folder! Tell us what you like to read 😊

Alexis wrote: "Hey Tony my man. That's not a book dude! One for the space column perhaps"

Maybe not Alexis, but it a story that should be a book, don't you think?

He is right Tony. Tell us about your Quarantine reads

Ive just embarked on Under the Dome by Stephen King. Its great so far and at 877 pages should keep me going for a while. Just hope its worth the time investment, as after reading the last page of the Dark Tower books made me wish i hadnt stuck it out through 7 mostly very thick volumes!

Thanks for sharing that Calidor. As a rule, I only embark on epics after reading reviews.😁

Grasshopper, you are indeed wise, and i have learnt my lesson!

Doesn't everyone do that? 🤔

Order of the Centurion
Once Upon A Death
On my third now, should have it wrapped up today!

Grasshopper wrote: "Doesn't everyone do that? 🤔"

Ouch! I never do if its an author i already know and like!

That's a given! It's probably the unknown species ;)

The Little Sister by Raymond Chandler. It's hilarious.

Is Everyone Highlighting on Their Kindle a Total Weirdo—or Am I?
https://gizmodo.com/is-everyone-highl...

Gilgamesh tablet: Bid to confiscate artefact from Museum of the Bible
https://bbc.in/3e4m5YF

Aha! The epic book on Tablet

"JK Rowling unveils new standalone fairytale called The Ickabog" https://twitter.com/i/events/12652576...

My Quarantine Reading Challenge
Repost with your alphabetic reading list. Have you read a book beginning with each letter of the alphabet?
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
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X
Y
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The famous author was 17 when she wrote "Aunt Nellie's Diary" in 1849. The manuscript was found in a journal — one of a few that she did not destroy. https://t.co/x2UljIs0eU

I wonder if we can get our hands on those