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Dec 2016
6:22pm, 19 Dec 2016
26,758 posts
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Night-owl
And?
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Dec 2016
6:26pm, 19 Dec 2016
19,426 posts
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Diogenes
And never again, or anything else of that ilk.
When younger I did read the Dick Francis novel several times. Mary did a great job on the research.
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Dec 2016
6:41pm, 19 Dec 2016
7,872 posts
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Badger
I rather like Dick Francis. Formulaic, sure, but well played out each time and a good entertaining non-strenous read.
The Reality Dysfunction, on the other hand, was the book that made me say 'no more Hamilton' and mean it.
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Dec 2016
6:49pm, 19 Dec 2016
13,876 posts
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Dr TinselD
This is like confession.
Judy Blume, anyone?
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Dec 2016
6:53pm, 19 Dec 2016
26,760 posts
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Night-owl
Oh good just ordered Dick Francis for 1970
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Dec 2016
6:55pm, 19 Dec 2016
26,761 posts
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Night-owl
Judy Blume can't say I have.
Should I
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Dec 2016
6:58pm, 19 Dec 2016
19,427 posts
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Diogenes
The Dick Francis are quite enjoyable, and well done, but very similar, especially the male protagonist in each one.
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Dec 2016
6:59pm, 19 Dec 2016
27,150 posts
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McGoohan
My wife won't let me throw away her Dick collection.
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Dec 2016
7:00pm, 19 Dec 2016
19,428 posts
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Diogenes
My phone prefers Duck Francis
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Dec 2016
7:04pm, 19 Dec 2016
19,429 posts
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Diogenes
McG - The man I was sitting next to on the train this morning was reading The Ministry of Fear, and I wanted to ask him how he was liking it but, being English and all that, I didn't. When are you going to read it so I can ask you?
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