50th Anniversary E-Books (Now available in paper format)

Das Kitty

Has anyone else been reading the eBooks?

I've had them pre-ordered all year and they've come through one per month to my kindle. My favourite is still the first, A Big Hand for the Doctor. Eoin Colfer has a really nice style and the story itself is neat. It made me a bit misty as well with its descriptions of Susan from the Doctor's pov. Lovely stuff.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Doctor-Who-First-Anniversary-Digital-ebook/dp/B00AX0MRNK/ref=sr_1_17?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1385339286&sr=1-17&keywords=doctor+who

I'd also recommend the Third, Fourth, Fifth and Ninth especially, although they're all worth reading IMO!

ixoy

I read "Nothing O'Clock" on Saturday in celebration. Quite enjoyed it - it very much captured the fantasy horror vibe of Moffat's era so it fit right in and would have made a nifty little episode.

Haven't read the others - always felt that, since the re-launch, they've sort of dumbed down the books generally from what they were in the NA / EDA days. Will pick up the ones though that they farmed out to established authors like "Harvest of Time".

Das Kitty

Oh these are way more CBBC than BBC, which, if I'm honest, added to my enjoyment.