Oh right it's book and author not book or author ... Ooopps.. ☺

Nah @Wee fluffy me its bok, or author or both.. depending on how nerdy you wanna be... its all good here...

^^^ It is either the author or book that can begin with the appropriate letter though

 

Norwegian Wood - Haruki Murakami

Oliver Twist - Charles Dickens

Platform - Michel Houllebecq

The Quiet American - Graham Greene

Revolting Rhymes - Roald Dahl

cheers fluffy i was still in slang woopsi

Sunday is always a slang fest until we run out or get bored of it.

 

Slinky Malinky - Lynley Dodd

 

I read this to the kid so many times I know it nearly by heart... Slinky Malinky was blacker than black... A stalking and lurking adventurous cat, He had bright yellow eyes and a warbling wail and a kink at the end of his very long tail...

 

Edited April 16, 20188 yr by notsmokinjo

the twits

“It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.”

 

A Tale of Two Cities - Charles Dickens

23 minutes ago, Sslip said:

Platform - Michel Houllebecq

 

 the confused face is because I'm not sure how i feel about this book...

:( not the right T... a good T but not what I'd have used... still have the authors letter to come.

@Wee fluffy me I thought you would had U for sure...

 

Unicorn Variations - Roger Zelazny

I was just too slow @notsmokinjo, so thank you ?

 

Val McDermid - insidious intent

Edited April 16, 20188 yr by Wee fluffy me

A Wild Sheep Chase - Haruki Murakami

^^^ Saved me posting a Tim Winton book

 

 

^^^ Is that bad then?

^^Tim Winton is one the most painful to read, over rated writers in the world who I was tortured with 3 years in a row at high school for Lit.

 

The Good Women of China - Xue Xinran

Ye Gods! - Tom Holt

Z for Zachariah - Robert C. O'Brien

Andy Wightman - The poor had no lawyers 

The Finalists - Russell Braddon.... 2 thirds of this book are 1 game of tennis, so its the Wimbledon Mens Singles final and a Russian defector is playing his Aussie best mate, snipers are stationed throughout the stadium taking out spectators at designated times, the queen is watching and if he game ends before the baddies get the Kohinoor diamond then the winner and the queen get shot.... surprisingly good and the first book i read to my dad while he was laid up in bed sick .... i read this book every year before Wimbledon and still cak meself at chapter 3.

clockwork orange, anthony burgess

Debi Gliore 

 

 

This book got read almost every night to the weans, when they were wee and my wee granddaughter loves it too, still using the original from 20yrs ago..  haha

Edited April 16, 20188 yr by Wee fluffy me

Ben Elton - Popcorn 

Edited April 16, 20188 yr by Sslip

^^ Woulda said Popcorn

 

Dick Francis - For Kicks