Recommended reading

joanlawson

"English Ceramics" by Lydia T Pott

"Diet My Way" by Anita Derriere

"Diets Don't Work" by Hugh Jarse.

"A Vegan Lifestyle" by Herbie Vorre

"Russian Wrestling" by Nokabolokov

"The Headmaster's Revenge" by Ben Dover

"How to get rich" by Robin Banks

''The Indian Cloakroom Attendant'' by Mahatma Coat.

"Caught Short" by Willie Makit and Betty Dont

''The long bicycle ride'' by Major Bumsor

''The Expectant Bride'' by Marius Ina Hurrie

''Pain In The Rear'' by Emma Royd

''The Ghost in The Attic'' by Howey Wails

"In the Lap of Luxury" by Mollie Coddled

''Infectious Diseases'' by Willie Catchit,

"Mediaevel Battles" by Sally Forth and Chuck Spears

"Bun in the oven" by Ivor Pologised

valval

number three made me chuckle thanks joan

joanlawson

Thanks for those, Del.

One on that list for arthritics:

''Dull Pain'' by A. King

Should be ''Agony'' by Ivor Pain

jillyb1

Russian infectious diseases by Ivor Nasticov .

tonesp

Over the cliff By Hugo First
The Broken Window by Eva Brick
Swirling Waters by WC Chain
The Mark on the Ceiling by Hoo Flung Dung
The Hungry Hound by Nora Bone
and many others not fit for the gentle folk of this Forum x x x

bubbadog

I love reading!! I read mostly auto-biographies but after watching the movie 'Twilight' I was told by someone to read the books. And now I'm after reading the 1st book Twilight and the other two I'm on to 'Breaking Dawn' which so far is amazing! Stephenie Meyer is an amazing Author and I have enjoyed reading them.
I have a massive pile of books that I must read once I've finished Breaking Dawn, and I will be happy to review them on this thread!

joanlawson

Hi Bubbadog

It might be better to begin a new thread for serious book reviews because this thread is more of a spoof one.

All the best, and keep reading :!:

Joan