I came across this today Agatha Christie: Agatha Christie breaks a Third World Record and whilst I was looking at the pictures and actually getting my head around what the book looked at, it got me wondering how on earth you read something like that.

It's not exactly a lap or bedtime book. I suppose you could read it at a table which isn't the most comfortable to read, or put it on a lectern and stand and read it; but then I start getting images of ancient, dangergous tomes, hidden behind velvet curtains with candles flickering around...

I prefer my Miss Marples as light, curl-up-in-a-chair reads.

I couldn't read it. I have a couple of trilogies in 1 book and I've never actually read them - I tend to just grab the singles and read them seperate. Kind of cool thoug

I like oddities like that (not at £1000 though...).

Definitely not for reading but more for just sort of having I guess.

R.

Q. How do you write?
A. One word at a time.

It's only function is to sit in a prominent place in the bookshelf or on the coffee table. The singles that were actually read are in a tote somewhere in the attic.

Every fight is a food fight to a cannibal. - Demetri Martin

I totally want to buy that and read it on the commuter train... just for the sake of looking really weird...

Damn Spider pig

Now that would be a picture! You'd need help for getting on and off the train though...

Didn't we used to have porters for that sort of thing?

I want to die peacefully in my sleep, just like grandpa. Not screaming and panicking like his passengers.
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