Great Reads!

I have one but don't use it much, but my wife uses hers a lot, she recently bought the complete works of Dostoyevsky for 99p.

 

My wife is a bit more high brow than me, has read many of the classics and is keen on the Russian authors among others, perhaps why she is a professor and I am not!

I tend to read a lot of military history & as an archaeologist I used to read a lot on the subject, not so much these days.

 

I enjoyed this

https://books.google.com/books/about/Undaunted_Courage.html?id=1qG28l85r-oC

 

My wife's a specialist in soil micromorphology, though is semi retired these days

 

Had to google that (micromorphology), amazing what you can learn on this forum....

 

Any Tom Sharpe book, especially the first two. Riotous Assembly and Indecent Exposure. They were about the police in pre apartheid South Africa. Funniest things I've ever read.

 

I read a couple of his, I just couldn't get it, I understand everyone else thinks he's very funny though.

 

Mat Oxley Stealing speed, good read

 

arrived today

 

This book is more photos than reading but it’s still one of my favorites

 

Well done for getting through this book ... I have tried reading it 3 times but had to give up with brain ache at the same part about a third of the way into it ... the concept of rider & machine being more than the sum of the parts is very true and makes motorcycling such a positive part of life