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"What Book are you reading??"

Seems to have been deleted again!!!! Have contacted GR to see what is happening..........Amateurs!! :-|

Sorry to hear that - perhaps there are gremlins in the works? That was a good thread even for non posting bibliophiles.

Hope they find it tomorrow.

Thanks DET ..... :-)

I would go direct to Phil to ask him to find it again, if I were you and, once he has found it again, I would send a letter of complaint somewhere; not customer services, if I were you, but Chris Van Der Kyle.

I was just going to post on it too. Just finished daughters of the Grail by Elizabeth Chadwick. Really enjoyed it.

Ask Phil again Mersey.

Thanks Joy I have contacted Phil now, as you suggested last time so will await the outcome , will then so as you say it does seem silly that this keeps happening to the thread for no reason.....

To this thread, to the Irish research tips thread, to others, and Phil has found them; before his appearance on the scene, no one could find lost threads. But why should he have to do it? The site is becoming more unstable :(

Just came on to Genes Reunited tonight to add to the "What are you reading" thread

Even went upstairs to get the last two books, so all ready to go but....
thread has disappeared Again!


Will just mention that the books are "The Bertrams" by Anthony Trollope.

and
"Black Diamonds" The Rise and Fall of an English Dynasty by Catherine Bailey
a reallly interesting non-fiction book.

I also popped in to post on that thread...grrrrrrrrrr

Just finished Pompeii AD 62..which I really enjoyed..and have just started The Secret Keeper by Kate Morton.

Please Phil, work your magic and bring our thread back.

We are relying on you!

I am not actually reading a book but am having it read to me. (Audio books)

Ian Mortimer's The Time Travellers Guide to Elizabethan England. The narrator has a wonderful voice and the book is written in such a way that the author invites you to
envisage life as an Elizabethan. His other Audio book The time travellers guide to medieval England is as equally engrossing. I try not to listen to it while in bed because the voice makes one so relaxed that I would fall asleep before hearing too much of it. I do however listen to it whilst in the bath but stay vigilant in case I fall asleep and drown :-D

Any news?

I am well and truly getting sick of this today :-|

Have just finished reading The Darling Strumpet.
by Gillian Bagwell.

Have also just bought by the same author for £1.99
The King's Mistress for my kindle from Amazon.

Don't know what I'll read next haven't made up my mind.

Emma x.......aka confused.com

Well as of yet I have had no acknowledgement of my email, no action taken , no answers......peeeeeeeeeeeeved I am......Dont understand why it keeps happening to this thread......Not Happy!! :-|

Acknowledgement received from Phil Moir.

Hopefully it will now get sorted :-)

I've discovered an author called Sophie Hannah whose characters are so real that I miss them when I finish reading the book.

Hope your thread comes back, Mersey - but if not then this one will take off I'm sure :-)

Thanks Suemaid :-D

Morning Mersey and all,

Started reading 'Life and Laughing, My Story' by
Michael McIntyre an autobiography.

Emma x

Just for info, I have restored the original "What book..." thread.

http://www.genesreunited.co.uk/boards/board/general_chat/thread/1257371

I am still investigating the cause of its disappearance.