Finished Moby Dick a few days ago. Alotta whale.

Next up...

Picked this up at the charity shop because I liked the front cover.

I maintain the best way to tell if you'll like a book is to read the 1 star reviews: 'the kind of book that certain people will give 5 stars in order to appear erudite, well read, literate, in the know'

I think I've found a gem.

Imagine scoring in front of a stand named after your late dad. Great story.

Well played Stanno.

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More direct. More energetic. More convincing. A solid first half.

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The only way to make a tedious evening of marking more bearable will be a bottle of red and three points for blues. #bcfc

3 years having elapsed since leaving Russia, only now do I feel I can safely return to dill.

Small steps with the dry stuff.

For all the tension of that last ten minutes we didn't actually even make their keeper make a save.

Not 100% sure about Harris but then also not convinced Stanfield/May works as an option either.

I hope he puts a great performance in today.

'being of a less rotund and jolly girth; indeed, he is of quite a neat and gentlemanlike figure...he has a lovely tail, and sentimental Indian eyes of a hazel hue. But his mealy-mouth spoils all.'

Sometimes, Melville, it's like you're talking right to me.

A couple of reviews I've read have pointed out how adolescent Murakami can be in negative terms.

He bridges a gap between YA lit and something more challenging. I've often recommended him to older students (KS4 upwards) as his themes are so relatable for that age.
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With so many new #BCFC fans on here, please post your favourite pics or memories and repost to help us find each other… first up, Blues in Europe 2011 #KRO

Finally reading Moby Dick. I really didn't expect it to make me laugh as much as it has done. Loving it so far.