andy3000

*Ahem*

I finished "AFAG" last week, and I agree with most of that. Mostly 'cause that's what I said to Colin yesterday. Finished "Love is a fervent fire" by Robin Jenkins the other day. It was pretty good, I enjoyed each of his novels that I have read. Now reading "Dead Run" by P.J. and Dunc... P.J. Tracy. I read "Want to play" a couple of years ago. A bit of a cheap thriller, but good. This one appears to be similar. I've got a couple of Lee Child books in my pile of books to read at home, hadn't really fancied them, but I guess I'll take a look after the recommendations.

I also felt she was showing off a little with her punctuation to prove a point.

Actually, I didn't buy the book. I borrowed it from my girlfriend!

I read "One Hit Wonderland" a couple of years ago, it really was laugh out loud funny. You really can just hear Tony Hawks saying some of the things. Who would have thought Norman Wisdom was "Big in Albania"! Anyway, I've just finished "Eats, Shoots and Leaves" by Lynne Truss. It's about punctuation. While that sounds incredibly dull it is rather humorous, with some nice examples of mispunctuation, while also being educational in the correct usage; if only some people on this forum would read it. I'd give it 7/10. Next up is "The Constant Gardener" by John le Carre