Whats the last book you bought

[murdoch]

The good pub grub guide

 

[crazylegs]

Don't buy books ...i go to the library and borrow them....its much cheaper...

 

[Ian]

"Civil Avionics Systems" - not the lightest of bed time reading, but a fantastic book for our course.

I think the last book for normal reading was The DaVinci Code (not read it yet though).

 

[Adywebb]

'The World According to Clarkson' by Jeremy Clarkson - very funny!!

 

[Anon_F]

a bargain

Wisden Cricketers Almanack 2006 for £19.99 instead of £38

 

[itsme]

Tit bits 1966

 

[ChristopherP]

Introductory Sociology (the Degree Level one)
Tony Bilton
4th Edition

 

[murdoch]

"Civil Avionics Systems" - not the lightest of bed time reading, but a fantastic book for our course.

I own an old RFC (pre RAF) manual on flying & modern aircraft of the time.
It is one amazing book to read.

 

[murdoch]

Tit bits

1966

Hey dont laugh that may be worth money, do the still sell the mag mayfair?

 

[itsme]

Hey dont laugh that may be worth money, do the still sell the mag mayfair?

Dont know

 

[michael 118]

That Grumpy old men book, made me chuckle

 

[ukJAG]

Conn Iggulden's Emporer: Death of Kings and Emporer: The Field of Swords, sequels to Emporer: The Gates of Rome. Got them off Amazon earlier

 

[Rush]

9/11 a Nation Challenged .

 

[cirianz]

Mark Billingham - "Sleepy Head"

I always enjoy British Detective stories

 

[wizard1231]

Sea of Swords by R.A Salvatore. I've read almost all his books.

 

[pikakilla]

in the middle of the da vinci code

 

[TriplexDread]

I used to be a massive book worm but now I just cant be bothered which is really baaad of me. I used to love reading!

Anyway the last book I bought recently was the new one by William Shatner,
'I'm working on that', taken from a quote by Stephen Hawking when he visited the Star Trek set in the early Seventies and saw the warp drive set in the studio. It is full of quote's and funny little stories. I'm quite enjoying it.

 

[daveydoom]

Kinife of Dreams. The latest book in Robert Jordan's Wheel Of Time series.

 

[floppybootstomp]

Conn Iggulden's Emporer: Death of Kings and Emporer: The Field of Swords, sequels to Emporer: The Gates of Rome. Got them off Amazon earlier

I've read them and own one of them. Brilliant series

Mostly borrow books from library, right now reading book two of Julia Gray's five book set 'The Guardian Cycle'

Last book I bought was Imajica by Clive Barker.