Jan 2017
10:26am, 3 Jan 2017
7,912 posts
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Badger
About half way. The narrator has said a couple of things which make me want to slap him. I have no idea whether they're author inserts or characterization.
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Jan 2017
11:16am, 3 Jan 2017
14,327 posts
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Dr TinselD
I also struggle to rehome books
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Jan 2017
11:23am, 3 Jan 2017
88,841 posts
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GregP
There's a charity shop a few hundred yards from me. I give them my old-and-won't-read-again books and they send them off to live on a farm. Probably.
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Jan 2017
12:31pm, 3 Jan 2017
10,790 posts
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Bazoaxe
Made a good start to the year, first book started and finished....I suspect my reading for the rest of 2017 might slow down now that work gets in the way. However if I do rattle through another I might give Nod a go, albeit I missed the 99p boat....
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Jan 2017
1:16pm, 3 Jan 2017
1,486 posts
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westmoors
Started Nod. So far so good.
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Jan 2017
1:24pm, 3 Jan 2017
33,849 posts
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Bintmcskint
Nod is next on my list after Death in the Tunnel
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Jan 2017
3:09pm, 3 Jan 2017
14,341 posts
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Dr TinselD
Ordered NOd in the library.
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Jan 2017
3:19pm, 3 Jan 2017
26,945 posts
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Night-owl
Will read Nod after Le Carre
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Jan 2017
4:05pm, 3 Jan 2017
3,875 posts
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The Scribbler
I'm reading Autumn by Ali Smith before I get to Nod. It's rather odd, but probably the best thing I've read that captures the way your mind drifts when you're dreaming.
I was going to co-read with Nod as my daytime book, but I think I'll wait until I finish it. I feel like I need all of my brain for Ali Smith. The Essex Serpent is an Amazon 99p offer at the moment (sorry Bint).
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Jan 2017
4:27pm, 3 Jan 2017
7,113 posts
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Little Nemo
*so so tempted*
But I really prefer reading physical books so I'll try and hold off for the paperback.
Enjoying Nod so far but he does chuck in some odd phrasing every now and again.
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