Who reads in bed?

[caroljoyce]

I love to get snuggled down in bed with my book for a nice read before going to sleep.

Do you enjoy reading in bed?

[DaisyB]

I cannot go to sleep unless I've read first. Tried crosswords but they get my mind racing.

[Lacemaker]

All the time, sometimes until 2 or 3 am depending on how gripping the book is. No wonder I no longer get up early to go online !

[Vince]

I get snuggled down in bed.............................

[Rowan]

I read in bed, tyrouble is can't put a book down till its finished.

[mazzy]

Reading in bed is one of lifes greatest pleasures.

[caroljoyce]

Reading in bed is one of lifes greatest pleasures.

Yes it is mazzy...
What are you reading at the moment, anyone? ... I'm re-reading one of my old books, 'Tim' by Colleen McCullogh.

[Monika]

"Behind the Scenes at the Museum" by Kate Atkinson.

[dejavou]

I always have a read before bedding down I can't sleep otherwise

[Lacemaker]

I have just been going through my Tom Clancy books again.

[mazzy]

I've just finished a Mo Hayder book - can't remember the title, and just started 'The Rapture'......mmmm, not sure about it yet.

[Dragon Lady]

I like to read in bed too!

I have been trying to read some of the classics which we never got around to at school. I managed to get two Anthony Trollopes from the library. Barchester Towers and The Last Chronicle of Barset, although there are several novels which fall in the middle of those two.

I took them back today and got "Mary Barton" by Elizabeth Gaskell and "Janet's Repentance" by George Elliott. I don't know which to start first!

[Anya]

I used to read in bed, years ago, could not go to sleep without it. Not anymore.

Been reading Madeleine Albright's autobiography, a woman I always admired. Did not know she was Czech and did not get her American citizenship for a long time.

However, she dismisses the whole Iraq horror in just a few words, not a mention of the hundred of thousands ordinary Iraqis killed or maimed, men, women and little children.

So I chucked the book to the chattery shop, as someone calls them.

[Rowan]

I got two Denise Mina books from my niece for my birthday. Looking forward to starting the first one tonight.