What book are you reading?

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  • Romla
    Romla Member Posts: 2,092 ✭
    Here it is @wendy55

    https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-relationships/life-on-the-medical-front-line-when-there-s-only-a-last-goodbye-20181025-p50bsb.html
  • arpie
    arpie Member Posts: 8,197 ✭
    I am into a little light relief just now .... a buddy gave me a bunch of Di Morrisey books to read & i have finished about 6 so far ..... got 7 more to go!!  Get light reading!

    And they all have different story lines - she does good research on her stories!
  • SoldierCrab
    SoldierCrab Member Posts: 3,430 ✭
    Does anyone have a Goodreads account ? 

  • kmakm
    kmakm Member Posts: 7,974 ✭
    Oh my gosh @Wendy55, what an exquisite piece of writing. Thank you for drawing our attention to it.

    It is about a death, so avoid if you're feeling sensitive at the moment.

    https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-relationships/life-on-the-medical-front-line-when-there-s-only-a-last-goodbye-20181025-p50bsb.html
  • Hankster
    Hankster Member Posts: 86 ✭
    Eleanor ollifant is doing just fine,  highly recommended,  not often everyone in my book club agrees but they all enjoyed this 
  • Sister
    Sister Member Posts: 4,961 ✭
    I use Goodreads a lot @SoldierCrab - mostly for reviews on books that I purchase for work.  Interestingly, lots of the students who get into reading use it, too.
  • Sister
    Sister Member Posts: 4,961 ✭
    Sounds like a good one @Hankster

    Just read the article - reminded me so much of seeing my FIL go earlier this year after being nursed in the final weeks at home.  That book could be an interesting read, too.
  • ~Millie~
    ~Millie~ Member Posts: 61 ✭
    edited November 2018

    SoldierCrab said:

    Does anyone have a Goodreads account ? 


    Yes, I do. Tracking the number of books I've read this year. Over 80 and still going!

    I'm also part of Net Galley which offers pre-release books for free in exchange for reviews.
    https://www.netgalley.com/catalog/
    xx
  • Hankster
    Hankster Member Posts: 86 ✭
    I used to be an avid reader but can no longer concentrate as much .  I have found mixing up between a book and an audiobook works for me.  It is also great to listen to a book while driving on long trips.  I just finished the truth about the Harry qubert affair which was very good. As an audio book working class man and the happiness refugee are great to listen too as they are actually read by the authors.  Jimmy Barnes is intense and Anh doh is hilarious 
  • Sister
    Sister Member Posts: 4,961 ✭
    I finally read Leigh Sales "Any Ordinary Day" on the weekend.  It's an easy read and interesting in the light of any personal traumatic experience.  I would definitely recommend it.  I did note a para to report on (p. 176, I think) but forgot to record it and now have passed the book on to a colleague.  Oops!
  • Doin'it
    Doin'it Member Posts: 377 ✭
    I’m reading The Break by Marian Keyes
  • Sarnicad
    Sarnicad Member Posts: 318 ✭
    I’ve just started the guernsey literary and potato peel pie society - so far a very enjoyable read 
  • JulieVT11
    JulieVT11 Member Posts: 90 ✭
    just started Girl on the Train, have bought so many books over the last few years but never seem to find time to read.  
  • Sister
    Sister Member Posts: 4,961 ✭
    @sarnicad Do you find it's just a bit hard to put down?
  • Sarnicad
    Sarnicad Member Posts: 318 ✭
    @sister a bit it is only my eyes playing up that sees it go back down

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