Tipperary’s Two in a row Triumph.
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Every Dead Thing by John Connolly is a great oul book.
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“Over nine waves”.
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Finished ‘The Drunkard’s Walk’ by Leonard Mlodinow. Unfortunately my poor grasp of Math ensured a lot of the book went over my head, despite it being clearly written for idiots.
Also nearly finished ‘The Home And The World’ by Tagore - utterly brilliant book that is part love story, part political philosophy, set in Bengal in the early 20th century.
Fire and Fury is a page turner
Reads like a thriller.
I got a present of this. It looked dull so it languished on the shelf. A fellow told me one day it was a great read so I chanced it. It’s a great read.
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It’s a brilliant book - reads like a thriller at times and hugely accessible.
In the run up to the abortion referendum - it’s a great read on why we ended up with the 8th ammendment in the first place
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This thread reads like a thriller.
A fabulous read .
I had the hardback which has none of that blurb and had a dreary cover.
Has it got ramps going into it or what?
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I was trying to suggest that even simpletons like you wouldn’t be intimidated by it
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I would have thought that went without saying when you managed it.
Synopsis please?
What it says on the cover. A year in the life of a lad who runs a second hand bookshop in South West Scotland. Very funny but also a great insight into retailing and the march of Amazon.
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Cheers
Topical given the demise of Ruiseal ‘s bookshop in cork
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I’ll get it on Amazon later, cheers.
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