What was the last book you read without skipping through anything?
Anon, I generally read books through because I can generally figure out whether I'm going to like something before spending time on it, so it's rare that a bad book gets into my set.
Most recently I listened rather than read, I like audiobooks because they're obviously more suitable for walking, hopping from train to train, etc than a physical book would be.
The recital by Peter Joyce made an already sterling book even better.
https://greatwarfiction.wordpress.com/2008/07/27/walking-riceyman-steps/
Arnold Bennett has become one of my favourite authors, many of his books are set in my home city where he was born and bred, this one is in London and it's one of my favourites. So look at the review then read, or listen, for yourself :)
Most recently I listened rather than read, I like audiobooks because they're obviously more suitable for walking, hopping from train to train, etc than a physical book would be.
The recital by Peter Joyce made an already sterling book even better.
https://greatwarfiction.wordpress.com/2008/07/27/walking-riceyman-steps/
Arnold Bennett has become one of my favourite authors, many of his books are set in my home city where he was born and bred, this one is in London and it's one of my favourites. So look at the review then read, or listen, for yourself :)
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