Often, you’ll see everyone on your commute reading the same book at the same time (think Gillian Flynn’s recent success with Catching Fire, it can almost be tempting to stand up and give them a high five in commuting-whilst-reading-The Hunger-Games solidarity. People often think that, you know, traditionally you take a light easy read for the beach and on the train, um, you maybe read something very different.

Right now I’m gravitating towards stories that just make my heart happy. Stories that bring me joy and make me feel content, safe, and optimistic. While the bag comes with a hefty price tag, its various uses and high-quality materials more than justify the price. The 8.08’s usually pretty busy – I’d be standing in the door somewhere,” Charlie Deacon, who posted the video, tells me on the phone. He did not chat to his fellow commuters. “I recognised the same people most days, but I didn’t really know anyone.” Gone Girl since the film came out); if you’re in a chatty mood, this is a great conversation-starter (although remember – no spoilers!). If you’re readingKlapcsik, Sandor (2011). Liminality in Fantastic Fiction: A Poststructuralist Approach. Jefferson, North Carolina: McFarland. p.132. ISBN 9780786488438.

audiobooks out there and become immersed in the story that way. Plus, no one will dare talk to you with your headphones in. OK, well, let’s find out the answer at the end of the programme. But now, here is David Adshead from the Commuter Club. What kind of book does he say people usually take with them to the beach?

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Like to have lots of options? Sometimes, you get onto a train only to realise you’re not at all in the mood for a spine-tingling thriller and what you really feel like reading is an entertaining autobiography. With an Hop on the iconic Mersey Ferry for our 10-minute direct cross-river service each weekday morning and evening between Seacombe, Wirral and Liverpool Gerry Marsden (Pier Head), Liverpool.

Pilots will meet passengers in the waiting area of the private aviation lounge. The private aviation terminal is located to the right of the main terminal when facing the airport from the main entrance. What I enjoyed about the story is that author Pooley shows how people aren’t what they appear to be. The friendships formed are charming and adorable.eReader, you don’t have to lug 20 books around in your bag; the options are virtually limitless. And that’s not to mention the weight; eReaders are light as a feather (almost) and have a remarkable resemblance to real paper, unlike laptop screens which can strain the eyes – especially when the light is glaring through the train or bus window. eReaders are also great if you really like to keep yourself to yourself and want to prevent others from seeing what you’re reading (*spoil sport*). And do you wonder whether they are reading them on holiday? I mean presumably, they're more likely to read your stuff on holiday than when they’re sitting on the Tube being looked at by lots of other people. I don't know.