CUK Book Club: Currently reading...

[DoctorStrangelove]

"Does anything eat Wasps? and 101 other questions": from the New Scientist Last Word feature.

[DoctorStrangelove]

"Does anything eat Wasps? and 101 other questions": from the New Scientist Last Word feature.

Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "Why don't penguins feet freeze?" another NS Last Word book.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "Why don't penguins feet freeze?" another NS Last Word book.

Done: Off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "How to Fossilise your hamster". NS again. This one's about experiments. .

[DoctorStrangelove]

Done: Off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "How to Fossilise your hamster". NS again. This one's about experiments. .

Not as inneresting as the previous two since it goes over much the same ground but experimentally, off to Oxfam with it.

It wonders where Erasto Mpemba is: as of now he's dust:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erasto_B._Mpemba

[DoctorStrangelove]

Next: "Trains and Buttered Toast" by John Betjeman. Appears to be a collection of radio talks. Looks like I started reading this yonks ago, then stopped, laying it down to mature nicely by accumulating a layer of dust.

Turns out it's a collection of wireless talks he gave between 1932 and the 1950s with 1975 thrown in for good measure. Mildly inneresting. Sad about him accidentally breaking his nanny's Xmas present.

Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "Alan Turing: the Enigma Man" by Nigel Cawthorne. Brief & to the point unlike the other doorstop about him.

[NotAllThere]

Adrian Tchaikovsky - Children of Time trilogy. Not for arachnophobes.

[hairymouse]

Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "Why don't penguins feet freeze?" another NS Last Word book.

Well? Does anything eat wasps?

[DoctorStrangelove]

^^^quite a lot of things apparently.

Next: "Alan Turing: the Enigma Man" by Nigel Cawthorne. Brief & to the point unlike the other doorstop about him.

Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "Britain's best kept secret: Ultra's base at Bletchley Park" by Ted Enever.

[DoctorStrangelove]

^^^quite a lot of things apparently.



Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "Britain's best kept secret: Ultra's base at Bletchley Park" by Ted Enever.

Done: off to Oxfam with it.

Next: "The lost worlds of 2001: the ultimate book of the ultimate trip "2001: a space odyssey"" by Arthur C. Clarke: bought last week, published 1972 by NEL in paperback which is now very delicate, on the verge of breaking the spine.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Next: "The lost worlds of 2001: the ultimate book of the ultimate trip "2001: a space odyssey"" by Arthur C. Clarke: bought last week, published 1972 by NEL in paperback which is now very delicate, on the verge of breaking the spine.

Done: off back to Oxfam with it.

Next: "How Bletchley Park won WWII" by Michael Kerrigan.