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What’s everyone reading?

Mikey10 said:
Thank you to @Danishfurniturelover, who recommended a book called The Race Against the Stasi to me ages ago. I bought it at the time, but have just got around to reading it...a fantastic book! I'd recommend it to anyone who has any interest in cycling - or is interested in The Cold War. It's a fabulous read.
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Apparently 1 in 6 people in East Germany was either Stasi or an informant......blows my mind how mad it must have been
 
Grays_1890 said:
Apparently 1 in 6 people in East Germany was either Stasi or an informant......blows my mind how mad it must have been
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Ive got a Polish friend who found out when files were released that her ex husband had been informing on her and her family during their relationship.
 
Baleforce said:
I’ll check them out. I like that kind of thing and haven’t heard of them before.

I’ve recently finished Hugh Howeys Wool trilogy. It’s pretty good.

Now reading Serhii Plokhy’s Atoms and Ashes, and a reread of LOTR.
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Enjoy. the gap series is really really heavy. All are big reads
 
Recently read a few of Liz Moore's books. She weaves good stories, with a few good plot twists, and builds believable characters.

The books I've read are centered around families, with a bit of mystery and storylines that jumps back and forth in time.

GHod of the woods is the one I've enjoyed the most.
 
Peppa the Unicorn. It's about a Pig called Peppa, pretending to be a unicorn. Major plot twist comes half way through where her little brother George puts on a dinosaur costume.
 
Blowback, Miles Taylor.

Former US govt advisor lifting the lid on Trump's first term and predicting what would happen in a second. Written in 2022-23 I think, and many of his predictions are correct. The only thing he didn't envisage was the actual Trump winning again, rather than a 'next' Trump.

Pretty frightening stuff tbh.


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