Running book - the best

[Oldgirl]

If you like reading running books but want something not too technical but an adventure try

'Just a little run around the world' by Rosie Swale Pope I can highly recommend it, its kept me happy while on the injury bench. Sadly I couldn't put it down so it only lasted a couple of days

[misswobble Graduate]

Ta for the tip OG! I like a running book but some of them read like a shopping list, a boring one at that, so this sounds like a proper read

I'll go and look on Kindle

Thanks. Hope you're feeling ok!

[catchmeifucan]

Thanks for that OG, had a quick look on Kindle and liked the look of it. Got some holiday coming so I might have a chance to do a little reading, for a change.

[Zeinab Graduate]

I love running books and was making my list for 2015 ! Many thanks for sharing that, will check it out hopefully they have kindle edition !

[Oldgirl Graduate in reply to Zeinab]

Yes they do have Kindle that's what mine was, its also on special offer just now, mine was free but I think only a £1 even now.

[Mobo40runner Graduate]

Just started this and it is brilliant. Just unimaginable!!

[Oldgirl Graduate in reply to Mobo40runner]

I couldn't put it down, I was reading until 2.00am one night Wont spoil it by saying any more though.

[Mobo40runner Graduate]

Ah brilliant stuff. Really enjoying it.

[mrstickle]

This lady is an inspiration, she is so genuinely lovely. I won tickets to a show & met her & her "vehicle" at a talk she was giving in Derbyshire. Then I was out in my car some months later, about to head down a 1:10 hill at the Zoo, Bedfordshire, so amazed to see Rosie had just ran up said hill! Fantastic lady.

I love adventure books usually so can recommend some if you'd like?

[weiss Graduate in reply to mrstickle]

I've been looking for running books so please share your favorites. I'd be glad to have a look over them

[mrstickle in reply to weiss]

found this thread on here while "stalling the day" Running Books by Rignold has lots of suggestions