Jesus, it's long. But it's worth it. Better than the film, fills you in on information wilfully omitted in the film and gives you a better understanding of events.

And his entire back catalogue. Ok, the Discworld back calalogue. If you're new to Pratchett, start with Guards! Guards! then Men at Arms then back to the first in the series. All hail Pterry...

and the next two of his books. Surreal, unique and funny with a dark side. Wonderful, unrelentingly intelligent writing and, mercifully, nothing like Captain Corelli where L de B sold out.

Learn how live like a true Queen. Invent cakes like those presented to Cleo. Light the fire, pour some tea and eat some of that excessive cake. Laugh, smile and be charmed by the best of the series.

Get your brain in gear, read and think. A depressed and suicidal author left us wonderful, accessable words.

of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds fame. Bizarre, surreal and hearty writing with glorious, divinely poetic writing in places. Stick with it, you won't regret it.

Fry's intelligence is already legend and this book shows he's also a marvelous writer. Unlike The Liar this does not scream *Fry* at all. Very well thought out and highly recommended.

Starting at just before the fire to the event itself, but mostly detailing the astonishing work carried out to restore the building and the spaces within. Fascinating and awe inspiring.

Surprisingly easy read for a classic! Bloody marvelous book! Read it for the pleasure, the gain of knowledge or even just to be able to say that you've read it.

Charming, poignant and bittersweet. The fact that I lent mine to my *ex*-boss is not an indication of it's worth!

Deeply researched, intelligent and utterly gripping. Superb rendition of historical fiction.