What book is on the top of your reading pile?
Comella2729@aol.com
Right now Samaritan by Richard Price is waiting for me to read. It's at the top of the pile.
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pzmrmn@spinn.net
The Vanished Man by Jeffery Deaver.
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FalseMillennium@aol.com
After reading a review of Dennis Lehane's new book Shutter Islandin the magazine Entertainment Weekly with an accompanying piece about the author, I checked all of Lehane's previous novels out of the library. I am currently reading (and enjoying tremendously) A Drink Before the War. I have just finished Jeffrey Deaver's The Vanished Man, and was so taken by it's theme that I have since checked out books on magic theory, a subject I had never held any interest in prior to reading the novel. I would highly recommend The Vanished Man and A Drink Before the War.
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CarolEBergs@aol.com
I have two: Peter Robinson's Close to Home and Linda Fairstein'sThe Bone Vault.
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Cloish049@aol.com
I've just moments ago finished Revenge of the Middle Aged Woman by Elizabeth Buchan. It was smart, funny, sad and triumphant!
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smazzei@myactv.net
Atonement by Ian McEwan
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MsLadyluckM@aol.com
Scott Free by John Gilstrap, followed by a Dave Berry novel.
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rpage%neandertech.com
Lost Light by Michael Connelly.
Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane.
A Cold Heart by Jonathan Kellerman.
Cold Pursuit by T. Jefferson Parker.
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ktyldy1@earthlink.net
I'm just over halfway through with Donna Tartt's The Secret History and can't put it down, nor do I want it to end! I wanted to read it first before moving on to the new one.
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Puzzler125@aol.com
The book on top of my pile is Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. I just finished Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone for the 5th time and will read #3 and #4 (also for the 5th time --- I was desperate in the last couple of years waiting for the new Harry Potter book) in the coming weeks so I am all set for Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix, which I am very eagerly awaiting. I'm 44 years old and love the Harry Potter books!
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JANBAILEY@aol.com
The Sweet Potato Queens' Big-Ass Cookbook and Financial Plannerby Jill Conner Browne.
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mtsantoro@enter.net
This is a tough question (my book pile is very high). Right now I'd have to say the 2 books at the top are About the Author by John Colapinto and Final Jeopardy by Linda Fairstein.
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debrab@infowest.com
The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien.
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beparoo@prodigy.net
I have 3 piles :-) The books are The Miracles of Santo Fico by D.L. Smith,
Rescuing Patty Hearst by Virginia Holman, and Tropic of Night by Michael Gruber. I can hardly wait!!!
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GYMcCarthy@aol.com
Bias by Bernard Goldberg
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JAdams5065@aol.com
Gifts Differing by Isabel Briggs Myers is on the top of my reading pile.
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FlemingGA@aol.com
Alexander Hamilton: A Life by Willard Sterne Randall
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Bobbewig@aol.com
Derailed by James Siegel
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orangemoonchild77@nyc.com
The book on top of my reading pile is Leaving by Richard Dry.
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cherry67@ptdprolog.net
It depends on which room the pile is in --- Mary, Queen of Scots and the
Murder of Lord Darnley by Alison Weir, Reading Lolita in Tehranby Azar Nafasi, Mrs. Kimble by Jennifer Haigh, and then there is I, Elizabeth by Rosalind Miles.
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niteowl629@hotmail.com
My next read will be Mister Posterior and the Genius Child by Emily Jenkins. She's a new author to me but this was highly recommended.
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Butterfly4Shelly@aol.com
A Painted House by John Grisham is on the top of my reading pile.
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HOKAJO2@aol.com
At the top of my pile is Lorna Landvik's Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons. I was so excited to learn about her new book, as I loved Patty Jane's House of Curl, but I'm wondering how similar the Housewives book will be to The Saving Graces and The Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood, both of which chronicled the joys and sadness of female friendships. Anyway, I'm looking forward toAngry Housewives Eating Bon Bons this weekend.
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Starrwy@aol.com
Year Zero by Jeff Long.
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BAY727@aol.com
Children of the Storm! Elizabeth Peters is hands down my favorite author! I just love all of her books but Amelia Peabody Emerson is my favorite of all her characters.
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Hrselover326@aol.com
Laying on the top of about 6 books I am currently reading is The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd.
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jstorar@sport.rr.com
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.
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Y2kmerlin@aol.com
Birthright by Nora Roberts.
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RedRodeoDo@aol.com
On the top of my "To Read" pile is Cerulean Sins by Laurell K. Hamilton! I was astonished to find it missing from your list in this month's poll! I'm also planning to read The Cat Who Killed Lilian Jackson Braun by Robert Kaplow and Club Dead by Charlaine Harris. All these titles will be discussed by reading groups that I lead.
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jean_r6@yahoo.com
The first book on my TBR pile is Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azar Nafisi.
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GandmaRI@aol.com
The next book that I'll crack is Stone Heart: A Novel of Sacajaweaby Diane Glancy.
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DFazio6994@aol.com
Sons of Fortune by Jeffrey Archer.
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MTK12345@aol.com
The Other Boleyn Girl by Philippa Gregory.
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Heat1525@aol.com
2nd Chance by James Patterson.
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debbiecarlstedt@earthlink.net
The Ventriloquist's Tale by Pauline Melville.
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Debbie_Moore@nynd.uscourts.gov
At the top of my book list is Mary Lawson's Crow Lake, which I am reading for a book club. It is sitting on top of Robert Caro's Master of the Senate, which I am reading amid everything else.
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SWeeaks@aol.com
The book on the top of my reading pile is Blood Test by Jonathan Kellerman.
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pkjablonsk@webtv.net
Shutter Island by Dennis Lehane.
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bookchik1@yahoo.com
I'm currently absorbed in Reading Lolita in Tehran by Azir Nafisi. It is the account of her life in totalitarian Iran and her own private defiance of the regime. For 2 years, she held weekly meetings in her home for seven of her brightest female students. They would read and discuss banned literature. The book is truly absorbing and I recommend it highly.
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PQ609@aol.com
Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier.
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Rickimc@aol.com
The book on the top of my reading pile is The Dragon Charmer by Jan Siegel, published by Del Rey. It is the second book in The Way of the Witch trilogy.
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FifiOToole@aol.com
The book on top of my reading pile is Little Altars Everywhere by Rebecca
Wells (paperback).
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Smilamas@aol.com
The Last Detective by Robert Crais
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dcelngst@earthlink.net
The Jester by James Patterson and Andrew Gross.
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ARomano895@aol.com
The King of Torts by John Grisham.
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Sheldon51@aol.com
Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix by J.K. Rowling.
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GL3P@aol.com
I am currently reading Dead Aim by Iris Johansen. It's good but not as riveting as some of her others such as Ugly Duckling, which was my favorite so far.
I am also reading Birthright by Nora Roberts. Unfortunately she has a few duds among her greats and this is a ho hum book. I guess I prefer her as JD Robb. The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown is a must read for anyone who enjoys a good mystery with a few unusual twists, a really great read. The Jester by James Patterson was a surprise. I am not one of his regular fans, but I did find this an excellent read and so different for him. He still managed to get in lots of blood and gore, but with a well researched historical love story. Yes, I am one of those people who can't read one book at a time. "Too many books, not enough time."
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s.bucher@insightbb.com
It's a toss-up between The Confessor by Daniel Silva and The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. Probably the latter.
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pdcleff@enter.net
Life of Pi by Yann Martel. Sounds interesting!
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SheilaD@aol.com
The Sisters: The Saga of the Mitford Family by Mary S. Lovell.
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BettyB6768@aol.com
Anne Tyler's Back When We Were Grownups
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Barbyb333@aol.com
On the top of my reading pile is almost always the Bible because I don't read/study it nearly as often as I need. It is not always the book I am currently reading or will read next, but picked up now and then. I keep it on top to remind me what I should be reading.
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WRKGRK@aol.com
The Murder Book by Jonathan Kellerman. I am a fan of his books and am enjoying it. Next will be John Grisham's new one.
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Sandn2shoes@aol.com
Life of Pi by Yann Martel.
Our church is starting a book discussion group and this was recommended by a former pastor several months ago. Now that I have chosen the book and decided to lead the discussion, he said he doesn't remember saying that. Should be an interesting discussion!
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DoriD721@aol.com
I am currently reading Someone to Watch Over Me by Judith McNaught.
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CandyM49@aol.com
At the top of my "to be read" pile are Rebekah by Orson Scott Card and Girl with the Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier.
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lhetterick@watervalley.net
I just finished reading Lying Awake by Mark Salzman. It's an excellent book. It's a fairly short book at 181 pages and large print, but it packs quite a wallop. I learned a lot I didn't know about Catholicism and epilepsy, since this book is about a nun who is diagnosed with the condition --- not the seizure kind, but the kind that makes some people believe they are having religious experiences. Prior to reading this book, I didn't know there was more than one kind of epilepsy. I didn't have a clue what it was like to be a cloistered nun either.
The great thing about this book, though, is not how informative it is, but that it gives you a lot to think about and discuss. The protagonist, Sister John, has a brain tumor causing the epilepsy. Should she have it removed and possibly lose her "visions" of God, or should she just consider it as God's will and let nature take its course? If you read this book, you'll see it's even more complicated than that (this would be an outstanding book club selection). This, to me, is the perfect novel, both informative and thought-provoking.
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Loveajoy@aol.com
P.T. Deutermann's newest book is at the top of my list.
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SStrassbur@aol.com
The Corrections by Jonathan Franzen.
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GerryD8784@aol.com
Michel Faber's The Crimson Petal and the White is at the top of my must-read pile. Actually I've read about one-third of it, but it's a library copy and much in demand, so when it was due I had to return it. My name just came back to the top of the reserve list, and now that I have it again, I'm eager to finish this fascinating novel.
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preid939@earthlink.net
Blood on the Tongue by Stephen Booth
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JmkWild@aol.com
Breaking Clean, a memoir by Judy Blunt. It's a wonderful recreation of life
on the prairie in the 50's and 60's --- a revelation to one brought up in the city. Particularly affecting is its description of the role that animals played in her family's life, and the arduous nature of daily life, especially
for women.
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VABryden@aol.com
The Young Wan by Brendan O'Carroll.
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CynthFlmr@aol.com
Body of Lies by Iris Johansen (paperback).
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Euchre50@aol.com
Lost Light by Michael Connelly is at the top of my "to read" pile, right on top of The Vanished Man by Jeffery Deaver.
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sunshine1@cfu.net
The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd.
The Edge of Justice by Clinton McKinzie.
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ELLERBAKER@aol.com
Dating Game by Danielle Steel and Between Friends by Debbie Macomber.
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osager@swbell.net
I go to the local State Library where I am allowed to check books out
for a month with no late fee charges!!! There are several books I have
waiting. The next first one in the pile is by Marcia Muller, A Walk Through the Fire. I am never disappointed with her books!
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Calamia8@aol.com
I am presently reading two books: Reversible Errors by Scott Turow and The Liar's Club by Mary Karr...I look forward to readingChildren of the Storm by Elizabeth Peters.
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Jaedee777@aol.com
The Jester by James Patterson and Andrew Gross. I can't wait to read it!
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crhawke@ncn.net
Good Poems by Garrison Keillor.
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manada@core.com
The book I'm starting to read and have been trying to start to read :) is Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway. I want to see The Hours but I have a rule about reading the books before seeing the movies!
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JEarh13191@aol.com
The China Conspiracy by P.M. Terrell.
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DIANWILLY@aol.com
Final Justice by W.E.B Griffin.
Suspensful ... knowing the series also helps. The author does get too hung up on people's titles. I notice that in other military type novels also. All created equal --- right!
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Gelclanof4@aol.com
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown. I have to say that I have just started reading this book and it is going to be very difficult to put it down.
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Bettys1870@aol.com
I plan to read Daniel Silva's The Confessor. I just finished Louise Erdrich's The Master Butchers Singling Club.
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AurelieShuleshko@aol.com
First Mothers by Bonnie Angelo.
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EZREADER1265@aol.com
The Vanished Man by Jeffrey Deaver.
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LadyVolz@aol.com
Lost Light by Michael Connelly, along with the CD of music to accompany it.
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NLRAN@aol.com
The book I just read was Dreaming War by Gore Vidal. Fun and true into the why of our current situation.
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BusyBun@aol.com
I just finished reading The Vanished Man by Jeffery Deaver, which was a GREAT read! I really enjoyed the topic of MAGIC, as we just saw David Copperfield in March and Arturo Brachetti in January! My next book is Phillip Margolin's Ties That Bind.
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Jeanwithlaughter@aol.com
Presently, I am reading An Italian Affair by Laura Fraser. It is a romantic travelogue that describes both the incredibly fantastic love affair and the grand, glorious and intoxicatingly beautiful scenery of each place where the encounters take place.
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mtatel@uap.edu.ph
The books on top of my reading pile now are Superior Person: A Portrait of Curzon and His Circle in Late Victorian England by Kenneth Rose and Guns, Germs, and Steel by Jared Diamond.
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MaryJKerpan@aol.com
Sea Glass by Anita Shreve, as soon as I finish the last 100 pages of My Dream of You by Nuala O'Faolain.
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fiona@scitech.org.au
Bel Canto by Ann Patchet is on the top of my pile as it's our next BOOK CLUB read. I'm looking forward to it too.
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StabyBaby@aol.com
An Hour Before Daylight by Jimmy Carter.
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Dickersonbj@aol.com
Gone For Good by Harlan Coben.
This is a book that contains so many twists and turns, it will keep you guessing to the very last page. I had not had the pleasure of reading this author before this book. After finishing it, I bought two others by him. I just finished Tell No One. It's equally riveting. It's been years since I read such suspense. He has filled a niche in mystery writing.
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LDribinsky@osc.gov
The Little Friend by Donna Tartt.
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DaveRudy@aol.com
On the top of my pile is The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King in preparation for the movie this fall.
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raeann.ja@verizon.net
I am currently reading Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam. Also waiting for me on my bedside table are All Souls by Michael Patrick MacDonald, What Should I Do With My Life by Po Bronson, and The Bear Went Over the Mountain by William Kotzwinkle. And under that whole pile of books I have my book of trusted New York Times Crossword Puzzles (the easy ones!)
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LMcgookin@aol.com
Lost Light by Michael Connelly.
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ma@championpress.com
I Wasn't Ready To Say Goodbye by Brook Noel and Pamela Blair, P.H.D.
I saw Brook Noel at a recent book signing and she gave me such comfort in her talking to me about the death of her own brother after I had lost both of my parents. I bought her book and found it to be so helpful to me. It offers alot of resource material in it as well as advice, comfort, and dealing with grief. Everyone should have this book.
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AMusingJoy@aol.com
Though it's beginning to get dusty because I checked it out of the library two weeks ago, How to be Alone by Jonathan Franzen is at the top of my reading pile.
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sharoncerasoli@hotmail.com
I am reading two books now: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett andTwelve Times Blessed by Jacqueline Mitchard. My problem is I like them both, so I keep switching back and forth!
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billiegirl20@hotmail.com
At the top of my reading pile is The Devil in the White City by Erik Larson.
It's the true story of the 1892 World's Fair in Chicago where the first known "urban psychopath" built a "house of terror" alongside the World's Fair. It's at the top of my list for a couple of reasons: 1) after reading the reviews it looked like too good a story to pass up and 2) it's my reading group's choice for May, so it's next on my list.
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Ginger.Louden@sendit.nodak.edu
Blindness by Jose Saramago is now on the top of my "to read" pile.
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FHE1@aol.com
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.
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Bimster10@aol.com
The King of Torts by John Grisham.
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TALC53@aol.com
The Referee by James Kirvin.
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Zuskola@aol.com
Middlesex by Jeffrey Eugenides.
I'm still reading, but I'm riveted. It's a great family saga, as well as an elucidating view into the nature/nurture view of human development.
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AndrewUtah@aol.com
Right now, the very first book I really want to start reading is Demian by Hermann Hesse. I'm a major, major fan of Hesse.
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robin@employseniors.org
The Hours by Michael Cunningham.
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Peter.Dean@sympatico.ca
The Blind Man of Seville by Robert Wilson.
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jennifer.echikson@verizon.net
At the top of my reading pile is Courting Trouble by Lisa Scottoline.
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LoisBCairl@aol.com
Sula by Toni Morrison. I don't know much about it, but how can it help to be excellent. I can't wait to finish my current Book Club(s) assignments and get to it.
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bkpatrick@comcast.net
A Body to Die For by Kate White.
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Shebelou@aol.com
Leap of Faith by Queen Noor.
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JoyLynnD@comcast.net
Second Glance by Jodi Picoult.
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Ocnwalk@aol.com
Armageddon by Tim LaHaye and Jery B. Jenkins. I'm reading now.
Longitudes and Attitudes by Thomas L. Friedman.
Live of Pi by Yann Martel.
I have several more, but these three are first.
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HobbitHemp@aol.com
The Salem Witch Trials by Kathryn Wesley.
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Rosagold@aol.com
On top of my reading pile is Death of a Stranger by Anne Perry.
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Markat5@aol.com
Armageddon by Tim LeHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins.
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Kikiv68@aol.com
Ever since I read The Hours, I have been "haunted" by one of the characters talking about the sense of possiblity. So when I went to the bookstore, the first book that caught my attention was The Art of Possibility by Rosamund Stone Zander and Benjamin Zander. That's the first book I have on my pile!
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CELLA69@aol.com
I started reading Jeffery Deaver's new book The Vanished Man. It has so many twists and turns I can't put it down.
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AnnRumsey@aol.com
Cerulean Sins by Laurell K. Hamilton. I was hooked from the first page!
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StabyBaby@aol.com
How to Read Literature Like a Professor by Thomas C. Foster.
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johno99@comcast.net
Women and Thomas Harrow by John Marquand. I wish they were still
writing them like this one.
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fran1999@webtv.net
The Jester by James Patterson and Andrew Gross. I enjoy all of Patterson's books....so far.
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THOMASVID@aol.com
The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks is at the top of my list of new books to read.
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ATESSL@aol.com
The Dante Club by Matthew Pearl.
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shirlbiccum@comcast.net
The Secret Agent by Francine Mathews is on the top of my pile!
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ASirkin@aol.com
Hour of Gold, Hour of Lead by Anne Morrow Lindbergh.
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SRHarbin@aol.com
Zora Neale Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God to be followed by Raymond Chandler's Farewell, My Lovely.
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jennysnell@netspeed.com.au
The book on top of my reading pile is Fingersmith by Sarah Waters. This was a birthday gift from a good friend and she has recommended it highly. Shortlisted for the Booker prize whose shortlist is always a sure winner for *great * reading suggestions.
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HEAVYLENNY@aol.com
The Kill Zone by David Hagberg.
Black Out by John Lawton.
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REWren@aol.com
What Mama Taught Me by Tony Brown.
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scrim@blueyonder.co.uk
My prefered choice for the moment is The Mitford Girls in paperback. Awaiting is Arbella: England's Lost Queen by Sarah Gristwood.
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Kitty1725@aol.com
Michael Connelly's Lost Light!
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JenniferKtspws@aol.com
Right now I am looking at Somone to Watch Over Me by Judith McNaught.
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preid939@earthlink.net
I am reading The Jester by James Patterson and Andrew Gross, and finding it very different than I expected. Blood on the Tongueby Stephen Booth will be next, and I just finished Dancing with the Virgins by Stephen Booth.
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jscady@efieldguide.com
The Bone Vault by Linda Fairstein is on the top, mainly because a friend loaned it to me and I must return. But right under it is Nineby Jan Burke and Utopia by Lincoln Child.
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clschomer@dmci.net
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Williams
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Dgeadgmd@aol.com
Paul Theroux's Dark Star Safari.
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Omwillis@aol.com
I recommend Gulliver's Travels by Jonathan Swift. He exposes the follies of mankind --- and the tyrant is defeated by a wily citizenry in the Island of Laputa section of the book. Excellent reading.
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Annabelle973@aol.com
The book on the top of my reading list is Lost Light by Michael Connelly.
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pubpc@lib.washington.edu
Patty Jane's House of Curl by Lorna Landvik.
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Sussiepooh4u2@aol.com
Charleston by John Jakes. No one does historical fiction better. He is the king in his field.
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clairever@redshift.com
Slightly Married by Mary Balogh.
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Catslady5@aol.com
Shelters of Stone by Jean Auel.
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BookmRita@aol.com
Children of the Storm by Elizabeth Peters. I can't wait to see what Amelia and company are doing this time!
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Ells50@aol.com
Peace Like a River by Leif Enger.
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t_bergba@bellsouth.net
The Vanished Man by Jeffery Deaver.
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AndreaCarter3270@aol.com
The book I just shifted to the top of my reading pile is I Am the Central Park Jogger. Kathy Reichs' book WAS on top, but I've been curious about this victim's story for many years now, and since she's finally decided to go public with her story, I am anxious to read it. I have spent many years of my life working in the feminist movement to advance laws and agencies that will help stop violence against women, and although I am not actively agitating anymore [after 10 years, I burned out], this is still a cause very important to me, and I'm very interested to know how she handled this shattering experience.
THEN I'll go back and try to decide which book gets read first --- Reichs' newest mystery, or shall I get caught up with my Jeffrey Deaver? So many books, so little time......
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MaryAllred@aol.com
The Heat of the Day by Elizabeth Bowen.
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GandmaRI@aol.com
Flashback by Nevada Barr
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blackrx@qwest.net
Lost Light by Michael Connelly is on the top of my TBR pile.
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RhondaKPM@aol.com
Act of God by Susan Sloan.
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juliecbarnard@yahoo.com
The Hours by Michael Cunningham is at the top of my virtual pile. I told myself that I would read it before we saw the movie, and guess what...we never saw the movie because I didn't get around to reading it. So, as soon as I finish The Eyre Affair by Jasper Fforde, I will read it. Many wonderful books got in the way --- Thomas Merton's The Seven Storey Mountain was by far the best;Life of Pi was wonderful, The Secret Life of Bees, the new Grisham book, and Holes. The list goes on and on. As they say, "So many books, so little time."
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DHOpoet@aol.com
Blessings by Anna Quindlen.
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Zazzpurrs@aol.com
The Da Vinci Code by Dan Brown.
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Lynscho@aol.com
The nine emotional lives of cats
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DStegmanCrawford@aol.com
The book on the top of my pile is Utopia by Lincoln Child. He co-writes novels with Douglas Preston (Relic, Reliquary, etc.). Right under that is Silent Partner by Stephen Frey.
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HarleyIsis@aol.com
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets by J.K. Rowling.
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OrchDork4Life05@aol.com
The Harry Potter series
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stefandchuck@earthlink.net
The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold
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Keybored51@aol.com
Left Behind series by Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins.
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JAMILLE.KRUPA@ROCHE.COM
The book that is on the top of my reading pile is American Sphinx: The Character of Thomas Jefferson by Joseph J. Ellis.
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alacombe@belfastlibrary.org
The Wishing Jar by Penelope Stokes is on top, at the moment.
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JRG0143@aol.com
I'm presently reading Blessings. It is so good to read a book lately that is not about death, murder, blood and gore.
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John2415@aol.com
The Judgment by D.W. Buffa
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CGreen3258@aol.com
I'm currently reading The Kinky File by M. Allen Swafford, which is a biography about that crazy cowbody Kinky Friedman. It's quite entertaining. However, I see you deal mostly with fiction books.
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SLowe19513@aol.com
Actually I have 2 equal piles: The Sweet Potato Queens' Big-Ass Cookbook (and Financial Planner) by Jill Conner Browne and Sea Glass by Anita Shreve.
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mnmari@mn.rr.com
At the moment I'm in the middle of Light in Shadow by Jayne Ann Krentz and the next book on the pile is The King of Torts by John Grisham.
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Netteatym@aol.com
Fire in My Soul, the autobiography of Eleanor Holmes Norton
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libraryhill@yahoo.com
At the top of my reading pile is Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt.
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GailTitle@aol.com
Definitely Lost Light by Michael Connelly.
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