#41-43.
#41 "The Hippopotamus" by Stephen Fry.
As usual its such a pleasure to read anything stephen Fry writes I'm convinced he could make anything interesting just by his wonderful turn of phrase. Thankfully this has a great (if weird)plot that made it addictive;D
#42 "The Time waster letters" by Robin Cooper.
Somebody had to get around to writing this eventualy i'm glad it was robin cooper. Great ideas for letters, now I know waht to do with my spare time.
#43 "The Two Towers" by J.R.R Tolkien.
A re-read, I will never not love this trilogy :D
Nearly at 50 already! WOOT!
As usual its such a pleasure to read anything stephen Fry writes I'm convinced he could make anything interesting just by his wonderful turn of phrase. Thankfully this has a great (if weird)plot that made it addictive;D
#42 "The Time waster letters" by Robin Cooper.
Somebody had to get around to writing this eventualy i'm glad it was robin cooper. Great ideas for letters, now I know waht to do with my spare time.
#43 "The Two Towers" by J.R.R Tolkien.
A re-read, I will never not love this trilogy :D
Nearly at 50 already! WOOT!