If I'm so close to the end of Gone Girl, perhaps I should download this one. I'll need something to read on the plane...
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Just downloaded it and as I have several hours on a plane coming up, it should be good reading!
I will be starting it too in next day or so!
[color=#40BFFF]STILL cake, biscuits, chocolate, fudge, tablet, shortbread, butter ...
(not forgetting salted caramel ...
)
but only 5 days a week!
(not forgetting salted caramel ...
)but only 5 days a week!
My friend just sent me this link. Some potentially interesting options here for next year!
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/d ... ageturners
http://www.theguardian.com/books/2013/d ... ageturners
Just downloaded the Cuckoos Calling for my kindle for £1.99
My personal take on 5:2 is;
Fasting on Mondays and Thursdays 5:2 36 hours
Green tea all day then less than 500 calories in one meal in the evening.
16:8 all the other days, wey-hey at weekends and daily weighing
It worked for me sloooowly
Height 5'4"
Goal Achieved after 9 1/2 months and now maintaining
In a fasting mainteneers fivesome with pennyforthem, callyanna, stowgateresident and auriga
Fasting on Mondays and Thursdays 5:2 36 hours
Green tea all day then less than 500 calories in one meal in the evening.
16:8 all the other days, wey-hey at weekends and daily weighing
It worked for me sloooowly
Height 5'4"
Goal Achieved after 9 1/2 months and now maintaining
In a fasting mainteneers fivesome with pennyforthem, callyanna, stowgateresident and auriga
....................Wendy Darling wrote: Just downloaded the Cuckoos Calling for my kindle for £1.99
Thank you for that Wendydarling, Have now done the same thing.
Ballerina x
Me too! 
[color=#40BFFF]STILL cake, biscuits, chocolate, fudge, tablet, shortbread, butter ...
(not forgetting salted caramel ...)
but only 5 days a week!
(not forgetting salted caramel ...
)but only 5 days a week!
I read this book over a couple of plane trips last week, I had just finished an Ian Rankin was keen on another thriller. I get the impression that this could be set up for some sequels, the way that the relationships have been put together, particularly Robin, Matthew and Cormoran. I enjoyed the plot, the characterisations and the background to Cormoran Strike.
I didn't pick the climax and enjoyed the ending; I didn't expect it and won't spoil it for others!! Thoroughly enjoyed it and hopefully there will be more of them.
I didn't pick the climax and enjoyed the ending; I didn't expect it and won't spoil it for others!! Thoroughly enjoyed it and hopefully there will be more of them.
Yes @Debs I got the impression that there will be sequels. I really liked the main two characters.
I've just finished a book called "Chasing the dead" the first of a new series from Tim Weaver. His main character is David Raker who finds missing people. I have to say, this book was gripping and there was a twist at the end that I really didn't see coming. I'd like to recommend this book for our January read as I think you'll all love it!
I've just finished a book called "Chasing the dead" the first of a new series from Tim Weaver. His main character is David Raker who finds missing people. I have to say, this book was gripping and there was a twist at the end that I really didn't see coming. I'd like to recommend this book for our January read as I think you'll all love it!
Returned to fasting 01\06\2020
Have returned to 5:2 (500 cals) and trying to keep below 50g carbs
Living a Vegan Lifestyle now
Current weight: 12:10
Target weight: 9.7
One half of Bean and Oates
Have returned to 5:2 (500 cals) and trying to keep below 50g carbs
Living a Vegan Lifestyle now
Current weight: 12:10
Target weight: 9.7
One half of Bean and Oates
Started reading 'the cuckoos calling' and loving it so far, didn't think I would so that is a pleasant surprise. thanks for the tip Wendydarling about it being £1.99 as I was not prepared to pay the £6 or whatever it was. Scottish genes on show again, sigh!
Ballerina x
Ballerina x
Have downloaded The Luminaries but not yet opened it. Hope it's as good as the December read.
Who is that by rawkaren?
Debs wrote: Who is that by rawkaren?
Eleanor Catton @debs http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/book ... eview.html
Yes - she won the Man Booker with it at only 28! It's about gold-mining in NZ in 19thC - looks a good read, but long! One for your weeks at camp @Debs??
And thinking of having a 'duvet day' tomorrow (as the weather will be so awful) and reading Cuckoo's Calling ...
And thinking of having a 'duvet day' tomorrow (as the weather will be so awful) and reading Cuckoo's Calling ...
[color=#40BFFF]STILL cake, biscuits, chocolate, fudge, tablet, shortbread, butter ...
(not forgetting salted caramel ...)
but only 5 days a week!
(not forgetting salted caramel ...
)but only 5 days a week!
Thanks ladies, I shall download it to read on the long evenings alone! I have been to Hokitika and that coastline, about as far from the Pilbara as you can get and very beautiful.
I have enjoyed quite a few Booker Prize novels in recent years, especially Hillary Mantel.
Thanks.
I have enjoyed quite a few Booker Prize novels in recent years, especially Hillary Mantel.
Thanks.
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