Holiday Book Recommendations

[Cheshire Cat]

Anyone got any good recommendations for holiday reading. Don't mind if it's fiction or non-fiction. I'd rather avoid a hefty tome, and nothing too deep. Don't fancy wading my way through "war and peace" or "the decline and fall of the roman empire" in between cocktails, but equally, I'm not one for formulaic popular trash either. I've read a couple of Clive Cussler and Grisham books, and I find them as interesting as watching repeats of top gear on "dave".
So, any suggestions?

[Mich the Tester]

Debt Collection for Dummies

[thunderlizard]

If you skip the historiography essays War and Peace isn't deep at all. It's like Hollyoaks with cannons.

[sasguru]

Pot Noodling for Dummies by AtW
Walter Mitty, Who me? by Dim Prawn and Threaded
How I lost 99.9% of my Brain in a freak birth accident by CyberCretin.

[Lockhouse]

For anyone that's a bit of a film buff and who likes something that's difficult to classify how about Flicker? I liked it a lot.

[DaveB]

Anyone got any good recommendations for holiday reading. Don't mind if it's fiction or non-fiction. I'd rather avoid a hefty tome, and nothing too deep. Don't fancy wading my way through "war and peace" or "the decline and fall of the roman empire" in between cocktails, but equally, I'm not one for formulaic popular trash either. I've read a couple of Clive Cussler and Grisham books, and I find them as interesting as watching repeats of top gear on "dave".
So, any suggestions?

Have a look at some of Terry Pratchetts books. The early ones especially are light, easy to read and very funny.

[Scary]

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
The Mind's I

[gingerjedi]

Last chance to see, fascinating, thought provoking, one of my all time favourites.

[Moose423956]

Dan Brown

[Drewster]

Anyone got any good recommendations for holiday reading. Don't mind if it's fiction or non-fiction. I'd rather avoid a hefty tome, and nothing too deep. Don't fancy wading my way through "war and peace" or "the decline and fall of the roman empire" in between cocktails, but equally, I'm not one for formulaic popular trash either. I've read a couple of Clive Cussler and Grisham books, and I find them as interesting as watching repeats of top gear on "dave".
So, any suggestions?

1) Apparently "Stig of the Dump" fits your criteria.......

2) Sorted a stack of Cussler and Grisham does it then..............