I'm always on the lookout for good books. I just finished "The Saffron Kitchen" and "The God of Animals". Both were good. I am 40 pages into Jodi Piccoult's "Nineteen Minutes" and that is starting out good.

What are ya all reading out there???

It's going to reach 70 today in my part of Wisconsin. I'm going to do yard work, and then have my DH grill something on BBQ. Then I'm going to sit back and read!!!!!!

Donnaquilt

I am reading Songs of the Humpback Whale by Jodi Piccoult and I am not getting into it like I did all her other books. I am going to give it a few more chapters and then I might give up.

Have you read My Sisters Keeper? It is by Piccoult too. I loved that book! I also like The Lovely Bones.

I am waiting for the newest Dean Koontz book to come out and I have preordered the last Harry Potter book too.


Darlene

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YOU-The Owner's Manuel by Drs. Oz and Roizen. I'll be getting You on a Diet soon, also. They wrote that one,too.

Also pick up Sink Reflections by the Flylady woman, sorry, forget her name. It's a good one for Spring Cleaning. Also good is Confessions of an Organized Homemaker by Deniece Schofield

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Just started Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult. This is the first book of hers I have read. I just finished Say When by Elizabeth Berg. Berg is one of my favorite authors.

I've gotten into Welcome to PaperBackSwap.com | Your source for swapping paperback books for FREE! and am having a time of my life trading books. If anyone wants more info on PBS just let me know.

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I started Deceptioin Point by Dan Brown yesterday and read over half of the 700+ pages before bed. I only stopped because I fell asleep, it's pretty good!

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Jesus Land: A Memoir by Julia Scheeres is excellent

I did read My Sisters Keeper and I liked that book. It's the only other one that I've read by her. I tried The 10th Circle but I did not care for it so I stopped.

I've read The Lovely Bones, and I really like it.

I've read You: The Owners Manual. It was excellent information, but a bit of a dry read. I enjoy the authors when they are on Oprah. I've read You: On a Diet too. It unfortunately didn't help me enough!! :-)

I have read Sink Reflections and really liked it. She has a new book out (with L. Ely) called Body Clutter which is an excellent read. Her name is Marla Cilley.

I've read Deception Point, The DaVinci Code and Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. Loved them. Actually went on the internet to look up things in his books so I could picture things better in my mind.

I've not read any of the other books, so I will look for them. Write any more titles if you think of more, please!

I work in a library, and I have a book addiction -- so I am always looking for new reads. I will be checking out Elizabeth Berg on Monday!!

Hugs, Donna Back to my yard work!! And laundry!! Then it will be supper time. Sigh.

I've got a few non-fiction ghost story books I've been ordering from Amazon. I love them, but something tells me they don't fit in here!

Oh my gosh. I was just thinking about doing this myself! I am reading an excellent series. It's the Redemption series by Karen Kingsburand Gary Smalley. I am almost done with book three and I just got them last week. i can't out them down! Another excellent author is Francine Rivers. Her Voice in the Wind series is the best series I have ever read!

I just got done reading "The Thirteenth Tale". It was a good book, but took me a while to get into it. I am back into reading the rest of the Stephanie Plum books. The Plum books are so funny and I am so glad someone on here posted about them. I can go to bed with one of those books and will start laughing out loud sometimes.

I also enjoyed "Nineteen Minutes", and "The God of Animals".
I recently finished Nora Ephron's "I Feel Bad About My Neck", which was a good laugh. I am reading "Without a Map" by Meredith Hall, which is good but a bit depressing. I read "Sisters" by Danielle Steel. It was good, though I'm not a big fan of hers. "The Birthday Party" by Stanley Alpert was very good. "All Souls" by Michael Patrick MacDonald also was very good.
I have waiting "Dark at the Roots" by Sarah Thyre, "Little Pink Slips" by Sally Koslow, and "Come Back" by Claire Fontaine. I hope these are good, but since the weather has gotten so nice and there is so much to do in the yard, I don't know when I'll get to them.