Read books and be wise

Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. It was good, lots of twists and turns and fascinating facts I never knew about, I like books that have facts in it, facts are great. I liked it better than the Da Vinci Code, it kept you gripped right till the end.

Next on my list is Googlewhack by Dave Gorman, which my boy got me for christmas, it’s about a word game. Nuff said.

by Julia Darling, I like it, it had the word flatulence within the first 7 pages of reading it. The chapters are really short and was a bit off putting at first but now I’m grateful that I don’t have to wait ages to finish the chapter if I’m feeling sleepy.

I need to fill my time with something worthy, and it be books! If I can’t improve my physical strength then I will damn well have to improve my mental strength, which means reading lots of pointless books on absolutely everything. So far I have ordered three books, and now that I can’t do much housework or climbing stairs I have no excuse not to read them all.

1) The Abortion by Richard Brautigan…. This has been on my Amazon Wish list for ages, so I’m quite excited about this one.

2) Crocodile Soup by Julia Darling…. This has been on my back of the mind wish list ever since I read the taxi drivers daughter a few years ago, she’s such a fantastic writer.

3) Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and another bloke, I bought this cos my friend said I should, I’ve never read Prachett before so I’ll give it a go.