Red
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What were your favourites - I have just read Imperfectionists by Tom Rachman, gives a good account of publishing world which is on its knees
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Books to read while swinging at anchor
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U4
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Just read the hunger games, very enjoyable....
Firefly625
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Sea Change by Ian Dickens, highly recommend for a nautical read
gravygraham
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Do DVD's count? We just watched Anchorman. 
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Moby Dick.
Perfect Storm.
Jaws?
Perfect Storm.
Jaws?
pteron
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Yes, agreed.
Jurgen
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Wife's just finished 50 Shade's of Grey.
Right, where are those handcuffs!
Right, where are those handcuffs!
FalconSteve
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how about Basics of internal combustion physics by Ididnt Putenoughin 
DavidJ
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"1421" A facinating book on the circumnavigation of the world by the Chinese in their 400 foot boats.
I think it took us another 50 years to cross the Atlantic in our 80 foot boats
I think it took us another 50 years to cross the Atlantic in our 80 foot boats
geardownthreegreens
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Edwaedon
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Why books? I would rather prefer playing chess and singing songs if I am swinging in an anchor. Books are really dull sometimes. But you can read those books that keeps you on cloud nine.
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Flipper
Laughing out aloud, people are staring at me ...
NoIllusion
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Through Fire and Water.......HMS Ardent......The Forgotten Frigate. (all one title)
Robg71
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Sniper one.....
Excellent true story.... (Not andy mcnab true....)
Excellent true story.... (Not andy mcnab true....)
grumpy_o_g
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That'll be down to the LWL probably...
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You wait until she finishes all 3 books. Wey hey
BlueSkyNick
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Depends on what you mean by "swinging" at anchor.
The Kama Sutra might be a good idea
The Kama Sutra might be a good idea
rubberduck
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Red
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Just about finished Target Turpitz by Patrick Bishop - really good new account of an old war drama, well recommended