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Favourite Book (to help all the Big Brother Addicts)

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Bush Tucker Man:

--- Quote from: "The Ant Hill Mob" ---Bryson ones are worth a look.  'Notes from a Small Island' had me crying with laughter on a train once
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I liked the description of how the British give directions to somewhere. I even type it out on here once


--- Quote from: "The Ant Hill Mob" ---definitely an grown-up's book is Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman.  Sometimes Pratchett is a bit too sugary for me, and the injection of dark humour makes this a book to be read again and again.
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Got 'Good Omens' somewhere & it's quite good.
I like how the hell-houd turns out as a small Terrier :lol:


--- Quote from: "The Ant Hill Mob" ---First Light (by Geoffery Wellum *I think*) is also a great read if you like true WW2 stories, he was one of the youngest figher pilots to take part in the Battle of Britain.  Then again, I WILL read most things RAF/WW2/Churchill related.....just ask RRB about the volume of books in the attic.....
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Yes, 'First Light' is Geoff Wellum & it is definately a good book.

Paul Brickhills 'The DamBusters' is well worth a read, I've got a copy of it dating from 1952.

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