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[dellwood33]

Having a bit of a clear out & thought that I could bring some paperback books to Newbury if anyone was interested. Swaps , or just take what you want

Here is a list :
Dissolution C.J.Sansom
Sovereign C.J. Sansom
Revelation C.J. Sansom
Crusader Gold David Gibbins
The Dark River John Twelve Hawks
The Traveller John Twelve Hawks
Only Dad Alan Titchmarsh
Nobbut a Lad Alan Titchmarsh
Paul O'Grady the Boigraphy Neil Simpson
The Lords of the North Bernard Cornwell
Sword Song Bernard Cornwell
Empire of Sand Robert Ryan
The Secret opf Crickley Hall James Herbert
King of Ithaca Glyn Iliffe
The Book of Air & Shadows Michael Gruber
Parky - My Autobiography Michael Parkinson
Hello (Autobiography) Leslie Philips
The World according to Clarkson Jeremy Clarkson
I Know you got soul Jeremy Clarkson
The Smoke Jumper Nicholas Evans
The Loop Nicholas Evans
Look Who it is Alan Carr (Hardback)
At my mother's knee Paul O'Grady (Hardback)
Foggy Carl Fogarty
The last legends of Earth A.A. Attanasio
The Green Mile (Parts 1 to 6) Stephen King
The Book of Lost Things John Connolly
Wintersmith Terry Pratchett
Thud ! Terry Pratchett

 

[sue1959]

Pity I'm not going I'd take a few of your hands. I've loads here have tried Ebaying a few and the local library will take them if there in good nick. I swap with a friend and then we usually charity shop them.

 

[Road Runner]

You have read Paul O Grady

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[dellwood33]

Barbara has read & enjoyed it John
Not my cup of tea

 

[Road Runner]

Barbara has read & enjoyed it John
Not my cup of tea

Yerr

 

[scran]

books

wouldn t mind jeremy clarkson

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[dellwood33]

wouldn t mind jeremy clarkson

I'll reserve the Clarkson ones for you
I think the John Twelve Hawks books are spoken for as well

 

[imprint]

Dear dell in the wood - ain't that romantic - if you want the best price for the books, get writing the author's names inside - looking something like signatures.

If anyone asks, try to stop them buying- they'll pay so fast, and get away without looking at another one!!! I'm not suggesting you say it's signed by the author, of course...

 

[dellwood33]

Dear dell in the wood - ain't that romantic - if you want the best price for the books, get writing the author's names inside - looking something like signatures.

If anyone asks, try to stop them buying- they'll pay so fast, and get away without looking at another one!!! I'm not suggesting you say it's signed by the author, of course...

No need to resort to fraudulent scamming, the books are free, anyone can collect them at Newbury
(Not sure you would find me that romantic either )

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[movan]

Hi Dixon, I love reading. Anything and everything so after everybody has picked, if there are any left I would love some please. Thank you for your kind offer.:thumb:

 

[dellwood33]

OK Joy. Barbara is busilly compiling a list of books that she would like to read and I will post it later. You never know there may be copies ouit there in Funster Land

 

[dellwood33]

Here is a list of books that Barbara would be interested in reading. Anyone out there want to give, or lend her a copy ?

Never have your dog stuffed - Alan Alda
Things I have overheard when talking to myself - Alan Alda
Playing with fire - Nigel Havers
A fortunate life - Robeert Vaughn
My word is my bond - Roger Moore
Pieces of my heart - Robert Wagner
Paths of Glory - Jeffery Archer
Pillars of the Earth - Ken Follett

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[imprint]

C'mon, Dick and Barabara, it was a JOKE. I love books - back in the eighties, I wasted some time counting and I had over 10,000 even then! I used to get through at least one a day, on average - War and Peace clearly an exception - and some I realise after a few pages are not for me. Then of course lots are technical on various hobbies or work projects, but books are beyond price.

Wish I could bag some of yours, but I'm stuck in Glen Haggis.

 

[dellwood33]

C'mon, Dick and Barabara, it was a JOKE. I love books - back in the eighties, I wasted some time counting and I had over 10,000 even then! I used to get through at least one a day, on average - War and Peace clearly an exception - and some I realise after a few pages are not for me. Then of course lots are technical on various hobbies or work projects, but books are beyond price.

Wish I could bag some of yours, but I'm stuck in Glen Haggis.

I did see it as a joke - did you not see the smilies

 

[movan]

Dixon Sorry not got any of those but really recommend the Ken Follet one and also the World without End of his too.

Also, for a bit of light reading too there is Jo Brand ... her first NOVEL.... Well worth a read whether you are a fan or not... it is called 'The More you Ignore Me'.

Please post any others that Barbara would like and I will keep an eye out for them. Joy

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[imprint]

I did see it as a joke - did you not see the smilies
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Dick & Barbara

Apologies, chaps, I'm sorry I didn't notice the happy little yellow chappy.

 

[Carol]

Just to say thanks to Delwood he took the books to Newbury & Prestwould, where they nearly all disapeard I have now read the ones I had could be a good idea to take our books along to meets and have a box at Rally Officers and just swap or help yourselves if one you fancy. Just a idea.

 

[scran]

JUST LURKING

DELLWOOD33 ISN T JUST LURKING HE ISN T AWARE OF SUBS THEY ARE IN FRANCE ON HOLS WE WILL PROB HAVE A LOT MORE MEMBERS BUT SOME ARE ON THERE JOLLIES AS WELL

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