Best book you have ever read?

[Prem Tiler]

I am slightly ashamed to admit I have only recently begain reading.

I read an amazing book the other week called 'The power of one' By Bryce Courtnay.

I am not however ashamed to say it had me in tears at some points and fits of laughter at others. Now I must recomend it to as many people I can.

I'm on the look out for my next read so please fire away.

 

[phil7677]

i like the andy mcnab ones. trouble is at the moment i don`t get chance to read anything apart from the uni stuff and the regs

 

[Spud]

there are so many great books to read , just looking at my book case and realise I havent got many good titles at the moment i will have to start going to the charity shops and buying a few

 

[Prem Tiler]

i like the andy mcnab ones. trouble is at the moment i don`t get chance to read anything apart from the uni stuff and the regs

I can't read any thing by Steve Mitchell (Andy Macnab). Over fabracated fiction is fine but not on subjects I know to much about.

 

[phil7677]

i know what you mean. its the nick stone ones i read. i know there was a fair bit of lets say "uncertainty" over the bravo 2 zero. they say he has done well for recruitment for the army though.

 

[Dan]

I tend to read a lot of autobiography's myself. Just on Alan Sugar's at the mo.

I liked Derren Browns "tricks of the mind" but it's a short read and isn't really a proper book book.

 

[Spud]

Just realised how little i have been reading lately Prem I cant think of one good fictional book that stands out in my mind ,the last few books I have read have been business books "fooled by randomness " marketing for Dummies" and" who moved my cheese " all spring to mind ,my missus has been taking the mickey out of me as I bought a book called "getting things done" about a year ago and still havent read it. lol

 

[Prem Tiler]

i know what you mean. its the nick stone ones i read. i know there was a fair bit of lets say "uncertainty" over the bravo 2 zero. they say he has done well for recruitment for the army though.

Oh Deffently!!

I served with 2RGJ, SM's regerment befor he went for selecion. In face I joined at the same ACIO. Every lad who read reguler read all the B20 and spin offs. Just not my bag.

 

[Dan]

I bought a book called "getting things done" about a year ago and still havent read it. lol

:lol: :lol:

That's a stunner!

 

[phil7677]

think he is the suns expert on c/terror and the bbc seem to use him a fair bit. i remember watching the Iranian embassy as a kid and the respect for the guys who went in. top job

 

[Prem Tiler]

I tend to read a lot of autobiography's myself. Just on Alan Sugar's at the mo.

I don't need to read that I watched Lord Sugur meets Peirs Morgan. lol

I've read loads of info books but only just started reading novels.

 

[Spud]

Just read the religous thread and Prem is spot on To recommend Dan Brown, I have read 2 of his books ,The Davinci Code and Digital Fortress and I am a 1/4 of the way through Angels and Demons cant think of why delayed in finishing it as it is a good book

 

[Aston]

mapei's, black book

 

[Prem Tiler]

mapei's, black book

Read it!

 

[phil7677]

some of robin days books can`t remember the names though