I tend to read for about 30 minuets before going to sleep each night. I started last week reading "Stamping Butterflies", but wassn't realy getting into it. So I picked up a copy of Dave Gorman's "America Unchained" last week, and devoured it. I'm back on "Stamping Buterflies", and getting into it a bit more now.

I'll try and write some more about each after lunch.

It's shameful, but I don't really do books, not often anyway. I read the internet (all of it) constantly, but I very rarely find time to sit down with a paper thing.

Once upon a time I did an english lit A-level and even spent three years at Uni studying english, all of which involved reading a lot of books, but I think I must have booked out at some point in the late nineties. They've been few and far between since then.

I read a fair amount. I enjoy reading escapist books. On the whole, I'm not interested in books that challenge me or are thought provoking as I want to read and relax. So, I'm reading Filthy Rich by Wendy Holden which is rubbish so i'm enjoying it!

I love reading, but it takes me ages to get through a book as I don't get much time for it. At the moment I like biographies and also like Lisa, books I can escape through. Nothing too heavy going.

I've always got a Pratchett on the go. Plus I'm currently also reading My Booky Wook by Russell Brand and Mr Nice by Howard Marks.

But to be honest, just lately it's all been about learning the words for Calamity Jane!

My sister got four copies of that for Christmas and she still hasn't lent me the one copy she has left.

I voted 1, though really I need the option 0.00001. I am, in fact, finally reading H2G2. After years and years of wondering what Giz was on about, I found a mate who had a copy in English and that was 6 months ago, and I'm just over half way now.

42.