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karen07814

From Colchester, Essex United Kingdom
Age 60
Joined Monday, October 16, 2006
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My library www.flickr.com/---/8734159003/
If you're in Colchester
Bookcrossing zones that have free books at all times can be found here:
Love Coffee Arome, top end of High St by Willy Gees
Purple Dog, Eld Lane
Foresters Arms, Castle Road
Hospital Arms, Crouch Street
Fox Pub, Layer de la Haye
Please do stop for a coffee or drink while you're there.

Best crime novel 2014:Irene Pierre LeMaitre
best crime novel 2013: Until you're mine Samantha Hayes
Best crime novel of 2012:Split Second Cath Staincliffe
Best crime book of 2011:Into the darkest corner Elizabeth Haynes, Still Missing Chevy Stevens
Best crime book of 2010:Play Dead Richard Montanari

Best fiction of 2014: scream if you want to go faster- Russ Litten
Best fiction of 2013 : Clay Miriam Harrison
Best fiction Of 2012:Life Death Prizes Stephen May
Best fiction of 2011:A special relationship Douglas Kennedy
Best fiction of 2010:Life of Pi Yann Martel

Best non-fiction 2014 -influence
Best non fiction of 2013 Tales from the Mall: Ewan Morrison + Among the hoods Harriet Sergeant
Best non fiction of 2012 Paper Trails Mandy Haggith
Best non-fiction of 2011:Priceless William Poundstone
Best non-fiction of 2010:Spirit Level, Wilkinson


Most amazingly bad fiction book of 2012: The Marriage Plot Jeffrey Eugenides
Most amazingly bad fiction book of 2011:
Most amazingly bad fiction book of 2010: Honeymoon James Patterson

Most amazingly bad non fiction book of 2012:
Most amazingly bad non fiction book of 2011:
Most amazingly bad non fiction book of 2010: Arise Sir Jamie Oliver Stafford Hildred


I just had to borrow this quote from one of my favourite authors...
"Each of us has been designed for one of two immortal functions, as either a storyteller or as a cross-legged listener to tales of wonder, love, and daring. When we cease to tell or listen, then we no longer exist as a people."

Bryce Courtenay RIP

When he's writing I'm quite comfortable cross-legged

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