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do you enjoy reading or are you forced to? if you like reading, what would you reccomend?
I aint read a proper book since i done GCSE English (going back 3 years now)
Only book I'll be reading in the near future is the Roy Keane Autobiography.
Only book I'll be reading in the near future is the Roy Keane Autobiography.
Marshall_Mathers wrote:
> do you like autobiographies? they are incredibly boring to me...
No idea, i've never read an autobiography before.
But the life of Roy Keane interests me (A Man United fan). And the extracts from the autobiography that have appeared in the papers have made me even more eager to read the real thing.
> do you like autobiographies? they are incredibly boring to me...
No idea, i've never read an autobiography before.
But the life of Roy Keane interests me (A Man United fan). And the extracts from the autobiography that have appeared in the papers have made me even more eager to read the real thing.
Whether an autobiography is interesting or not very much depends on who's life it's about..
The only two I've read are Roald Dahl's and Nelson Mandela's anyway and I've found them both very enjoyable.
Oh yeah, and I know why the caged bird sings by Maya Angelou.
Infact, I may need to think about that..
Anyway, Currently I'm rereading the wheel of time series of books, which stryke introduced me too. (Where is he anyway?)
If you need to ask, yes, I enjoy reading.
The only two I've read are Roald Dahl's and Nelson Mandela's anyway and I've found them both very enjoyable.
Oh yeah, and I know why the caged bird sings by Maya Angelou.
Infact, I may need to think about that..
Anyway, Currently I'm rereading the wheel of time series of books, which stryke introduced me too. (Where is he anyway?)
If you need to ask, yes, I enjoy reading.