38. Fake Law - Secret Barrister

 

Another Twitter author.  At this rate I am never going to read any of the classics piling up on my shelves!

37. Anti-Social - Nick Pettigrew

Yet another recommendation from Twitter.

Being managed by case numbers is familiar to me, but the behaviour of residents is another world to me.

36. The Constant Rabbit - Jasper Fforde

Yes, I managed to buy two copies!  One ordered in advance (so I had forgotten about it) from Waterstones was signed on an extra page.  The other from Bookish, who held a publication day video link event, is stamped and signed and also came with a postcard.

35. 52 Times Britain was a Bellend - James Felton

Horrible Histories for adults?

34. A Curious History of Sex - Kate Lister

Dr Kate Lister runs the Twitter account @WhoresofYore.

33. The Joy of Tax - Richard Murphy

Refutes the idea that governments should act like companies when setting budgets etc.

Shows that George Osbourne's austerity was bound to fail and make matters worse!

32. The Reason of Things - A. C. Grayling

If it seems like I'm rattling through books, it's because I'm finishing half read books.

This Has been on my bedside table for a while.  The books comprises the collected articles from the Guardian and so was handy for a few pages read before bedtime.