[S4B]

Toph have you read the one about the Ipswich murders yet?

[MK Chris]

I've been reading about that with a mixture of disgust and intrigue. Those poor kids, not to mention poor Elisabeth. I'd love to study criminology.

[MK Chris]

Toph have you read the one about the Ipswich murders yet?

No, I noticed there was one out, but I've not had the chance to get it yet.

[S4B]

Ahh well post some more books in here and I might send you one.

[MK Chris]

OK.. simply because they're brilliant (I believe) for all ages, I would have:

The Witches
George's Marvellous Medicine
Fantastic Mr Fox
The Vicar of Nibbleswicke
Esio Trot
The BFG
James and the Giant Peach
Danny, the Champion of the World
The Twits
Matilda

[S4B]

You like Dahl then? Any other authors?

[MK Chris]

Well, since I read all those as a kid, I didn't really read anything else until I got into my true crime.. so not really. I have started on the Discworld books, as you know, which is quite good.

[Andy B]

Sophie's just written a book if you like that sort of thing Toph, right up your street too.

[catherine]

A couple of books i like, which aren't classics or adventures or murders, are

The Snapper - Roddy Doyle
Since I Don't Have You - Louise Candlish

For the desert though i think i would take Penny Vincenzi - Something Dangerous because it is one long ass book.

[S4B]

I've never read The Snapper Cat. Only Roddy Doyle I've read is A Star Called Henry that's great.

Nice choices!

[S4B]

Ok if no one has any other thoughts I will inform the person to get a free book by PM.