17-11-2007, 04:12 PM
I am about to start an autobiography - called Red Carpets and other banana skins by Rupert Everett. He was interviewed on TV and he spoke about his book and I am looking forward to reading it because a few reviews have said it is funny and very honest.
Some good books I've read in the last few weeks.
Labyrinth by Kate Mosse (a good historical novel based in France, along the lines of the Da Vinci Code, although a bit long as it is a tomb of a book- I did enjoy it). Thanks Pam :thumbs:
Killing me softly by Nicci French (a good page turning suspense novel)
Digging to America by Anne Tyler (a family story about different cultures and living in America - highly recommended!!)
Some good books I've read in the last few weeks.
Labyrinth by Kate Mosse (a good historical novel based in France, along the lines of the Da Vinci Code, although a bit long as it is a tomb of a book- I did enjoy it). Thanks Pam :thumbs:
Killing me softly by Nicci French (a good page turning suspense novel)
Digging to America by Anne Tyler (a family story about different cultures and living in America - highly recommended!!)
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