Re: Entertaining Fiction

Posted by fi on February 13, 2002, at 12:12:42

In reply to Entertaining Fiction » fi, posted by jane d on February 8, 2002, at 12:56:47

Some examples off top of my head:
the Harry Potters books
by Terry Pratchett
I didnt used to read fantasy/science fiction but enjoy these. Did try a Philip Pullman but found it too dark
Bridget Jones's Diary (only the first one- follow up not so good)
not actually fiction...
Maureen Lipman's books- very funny. Tho I got them in paperback which doesnt seem to exist at the moment- not sure worth buying a hardback version.
Between Silk and Cyanide: a codemakers war 1941-1945- fascinating true book written by this code expert. By Leo Marks
Oh, and Garfield and Dilbert
These arent directly suggestions for the book club, just sharing as requested.
Fi

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Entertaining Fiction » fi jane d 2/8/02
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Leaders should also be participants jane d 2/10/02
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clarification on leadership participation » kiddo jane d 2/10/02
Yup :-) (nm) kiddo 2/10/02
Re: Entertaining Fiction fi 2/13/02
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Rotating genres » anniebananie jane d 2/21/02
Re: Rotating genres I agree (nm) kiddo 2/21/02
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