What book are you reading or just read?

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Gmorning, gnight by Lin-Manuel Miranda

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3,096 Days - Natascha Kampusch.

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it).

Now reading Ghosts Of Christmas Past - Tim Martin (Editor), various authors.

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Also reading, A Spark Of Light - Jodi Picoult.

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Thirteenth Tale

by Diane Setterfield

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A Spark Of Light - Jodi Picoult.

I gave this 4 stars (really liked it). It was quite hard to read though because the story was going backwards.

Going back to reading Ghosts Of Christmas Past.

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Ghosts Of Christmas Past - Tim Martin (Editor), various authors.

I gave this 3 stars (liked it).

Just read The Truth Pixie - Matt Haig. Gave this 3 stars.

Reading Bedtime Stories For Stressed Out Adults - Various.

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Also reading Dead Men Whistling - Graham Masterton. (For library reading group).

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I have that on my shelf to read. Let me know what you think about it if you like.

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Also reading Dead Men Whistling - Graham Masterton. (For library reading group).

Gave up on this as I was bored.

Now reading Beyond The Call Of Duty: Untold Stories Of Britain's Bravest Police Officers - Ben Ando and Nick Kinsella.

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A spark of light-Jodi Piccoult, fantastic as usual but it felt unfinshed.

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A spark of light-Jodi Piccoult, fantastic as usual but it felt unfinshed.

Do you think that's because the story was told backwards? I felt like there was no conclusion mostly because of that.

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Also reading How To Live Like Your Cat - Stephane Garnier.

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Do you think that's because the story was told backwards? I felt like there was no conclusion mostly because of that.

Hmm, I don't know. Maybe. There was definitely a feeling of lack of conclusion. Which of hers is your favourite book?

Yeah somehow don't think I'm going to read the Cat book :P Have begun Peggy and me by Miranda Hart about her and her dog-more my cuppa tea.

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I have no idea which of hers is my favourite, I don't think I've read any that I haven't liked although I haven't read the ones she wrote with her daughter. Do you have a favourite?

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I don't think I've read any of hers that I didn't like although like you I haven't read the ones she wrote with her daughter. I'd say Second Glance or Nineteen Minutes would be high up on my list.

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Nineteen Minutes was very hard hitting.

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Very much so. The way she managed to humanise all characters concerned was interesting.

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Beyond The Call Of Duty: Untold Stories Of Britain's Bravest Police Officers - Ben Ando and Nick Kinsella.

I gave this 5 stars (it was amazing).

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^ I'll add it to my to read list.

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Now reading Breathing Underwater - Lu Vickers.