Book recommendations

[Cessy143]

John Parrott's autobiography was last book I read. 'Right on Cue' its called.

Good book, I'm working my way through all the snooker AB's.

[Semih_Sayginer]

John Parrott's autobiography was last book I read. 'Right on Cue' its called.

Good book, I'm working my way through all the snooker AB's.

please send me a PM with what ones youve read mate.

ta

[April madness]

Cess, did you read the Ronnies book, our you had him reading the book for you?






I mean, the audiobook

[PaulTheSoave]

That book must have been written more than a decade ago!

John Parrott's autobiography was last book I read. 'Right on Cue' its called.

Good book, I'm working my way through all the snooker AB's.

[Cessy143]

please send me a PM with what ones youve read mate.

ta

No probs, will do shortly.

[Cessy143]

That book must have been written more than a decade ago!

It certainly was Paul. (14 years ago actually). Not a lot of them going about though, bargain of e-bay!!

[Semih_Sayginer]

fankyoo sess

[kkokon]

I vote for "The lord of the ring" too! Others are Agatha Christie's Poirot and Marple, Dan Brown's angle and demon, and a few other children books...

[Sunflower]

I love a lot of writers. One I do like very much is Kurt Vonnegut. His trademark is irony. .

[berolina]

Thinking about it again here come some more:
Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice
Amitav Gosh: The Glass Palace
EM Forster: A Room With a View

[berolina]

Henning Mankell, Ake Edwardsson and Ann Granger are good crime authors, too.

[snookersfun]

anybody read the George R. Martin books (e.g. A Song of Ice and Fire)

get you hooked as well, once you get into them.

[Valderie]

I recently read Stephen Hendry's 'Remember My Name' by John Docherty (a Scottish sports writer)which was written in 1990 when Stephen was 21. Very interesting given how successfull he became after this. I bought it second hand off Amazon.

[Cessy143]

I recently read Stephen Hendry's 'Remember My Name' by John Docherty (a Scottish sports writer)which was written in 1990 when Stephen was 21. Very interesting given how successfull he became after this. I bought it second hand off Amazon.

I just read this recently too Val and it was a good read. He was brought up just some 15 miles or so from where I live, so therefore found some parts of the book particularly interesting. I used to attend pipe band practice/competitions at the high school Stephen attended(Inverkeithing HS).

Anyhow, the title of his book proved to be very appropriate. No one will forget his name now!!!!

[Semih_Sayginer]

No one will forget his name now!!!!

whos name?

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