Just remembered,
About a boy - Nick Hornby
Great book.

Books

Enjoyed Stephen King's 'Dark Tower' series, annoying ending though.

Pauline McLynn (Mrs Doyle from Father Ted) first three books, Irish style humour about female Private Investigator.

Sophie Hannah's detective novels are a nice easy read.

I hope that woman who wrote 50 Shades hasn't got the nerve to put pen to paper or finger to keyboard again. Read about a third of the first book, absolute rubbish. Not bothering with the rest destined for the charity shop.

I like The Gruffalo, The Snail and the Whale and What the Ladybird heard.

That just about beats all the tripe you've all mentioned but just as a trump; the whole collection of "That's not my... "

That's just reminded me, Winnie the Pooh and the House At Pooh Corner absolute classics and the poetry books that go with them are brilliant and funny.

Still falling short there Wharfey.

What's a Gruffalo?

The Tiger that came to Tea pee's all over the Gruffalo books as does The Hungry Caterpillar.

He has knobbly knees, and turned-out toes, and a poisonous wart at the end of his nose.

"Where are you meeting him?" You may ask, why, here by this lake, and his favourite food is scrambled Snake!

Don't talk daft, next you'll be telling me that Aliens like underpants is decent.

Julia Donaldson is the saviour in our house, little one loves all her books. "What the Ladybird heard" is her favourite, we have two copies because they brought out a sound board one. She's only 1 and if you say "and the dog said...", she presses the correct one whilst doing her own woof's, she also does the Goose hiss but confuses it with shhh and puts a finger on her lips whilst doing it.

A classic! Almost as good as the Dirty Berty books.






Too cute.

Just sat in Middlesbrough crown court finally the end to a very bad year

How long have you got?

I'm free man on the train to Darlington

Another year older today, just getting ready to go for some scram with Mr's g. Not sure where to go or what i fancy just yet, but i'm sure a couple jugs will get my appetite going. Was thinking of Antico Forno, but don't think i fancy a pizza or pasta.

is a good place to start, probably start on Newland and then have a walk down prinny ave, not been down there for a while.

Have a good Indian with a tiger beer or two.

There's an Iranian restaurant on Princes Ave, forget the name. You can eat like a king and will struggle to spend £15 between you (excluding beer).