best book u read this summer
Sara Writes:
Committed by Elizabeth Gilbert
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Karren Writes:
Read some old books I'd been meaning to read for a while. Best ones:
-Thunderstruck by Erick Lawson
-Lisey's Story by Steven King
-Until I Find You by John Irving
-Dress Your Family. .. Sedaris
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Terry Writes:
This Time Together
Carol Burnett, Laughter and Reflection. Great book. She tells of all the people she worked with and some funny stories.
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Carol Writes:
The Help - I did not want it to end!!!
I LOVED IT
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Rochelle Writes:
Being an animal lover and firm believer in rescue (all forms) I really enjoyed A Dog's Purpose by W.Bruce Cameron
A quick read, filled with lessons of life!
Asking what is our purpose?
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Elaine Writes:
omg been dying to tell someone who'll listen. Joan Baez's autobiography. After seeing her in concert, I bought her story..She took me all over the world, always working and singing for peace! Amazing!
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Cindy Wood Writes:
The best book I read was Barefoot by Erin Hildebrand. Now I am reading the Swedish novels that are so popular right now-the first one is The Girl with the Dragon Tatoo. So far so good. Love ya Ro!
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Donna Writes:
Let the Great World Spin by Colum McCann. Genius really, a brilliant book.
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Judy Writes:
The Help
I remember living in an all white environment in the 50's-this is heartbreaking!
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Katherine Writes:
I Know This Much Is True by Wally Lamb.
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Linda Louise Goodwin Writes:
South Of Broad because Pat Conroy is a master story teller. Makes me almost wish I was from the south.
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Shirley Writes:
I have two favorites:
The Art of Racing in the Rain by Garth Stein
A Respectable Trade by Philippa Gregory
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Randi Writes:
Find Me.....found it at a used book store half off cover price :) I read it all at once!
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Sandy Writes:
Out Of My Mind by Sharon Draper . . . a novel that is very realistic for some with CP. A compelling read for me.
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beth ellen Writes:
Still Alice - have you read it? What did you think? I thought it was so well done, so poignant, almost unbearable to read at times.
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GracieMae Writes:
I read "Handle with Care" by Jodie Picoult this Summer, & did enjoy it. But last Summer, "Change of Heart" by Picoult was just astounding!! A must read!
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Mary Anne Dijak Writes:
Tattos on the Heart - Father Gregory Boyle
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paula Writes:
Fly away home by Jennifer Weiner. I love all her books, this one was a glimpse into the life of women who sometimes loose their way along the path of their lives. She leaves you with rich characters
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Kelly Bookamer Writes:
How Did She Get Here?
Ann Karen Dowd
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b Writes:
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trilogy ......AND "God is Not One" .
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Lemon Deb's Writes:
Open by Andre Agassi is my summer fav so far*
and i just downloaded from the library .
A Memoir According to Kathy Griffin , it's funny !
ro ro,
u can get BOOKS on line from library!
grooVY!
LUVYA!
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Bonny Writes:
The Passage and Such a Pretty Face, among many others, read at least 2 a week.
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Meg Whelan Writes:
The Girl who kicked the Hornet's Nest
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martha clark Writes:
woman, Food, God
by Geneen Roth
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allan Writes:
Just His Words Reference Book
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Elizabeth Writes:
"Open" and then "The Tender Bar"
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Cathy Writes:
Handle With Care, Jodi Poucault
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Victoria Writes:
Have you read any of the Stieg Larsson Trilogies? I do recommend them.
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erin Writes:
lacuna, by barbara kingsolver. u?
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Kim Writes:
I finally read my Sister's Keeper. I loved it sooo much. I might read it again. The book was way better than the movie!!
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liz Writes:
i'm reading 'the glass castle' right now.... utterly unbelievable...
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Carole Writes:
Tess Gerritsen-- Ice Cold!! Could not put it down!!
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Tom Writes:
To Kill a Mockingbird...nothing like the classics!
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Judy Writes:
SUNFLOWERS a novel of Vincent VanGogh. So interesting!!!!! http://www.amazon.com/Sunflowers-Sheramy-Bundrick/dp/0061765279
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Summer Writes:
We need to talk about Kevin, by Lionel Shriver.
A story about the otherside of tradgedy
Deep and moving to the core.
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Corrinne Quarles Writes:
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo
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Jen Writes:
Belly Laughs by Jenny McCarthy. Absolutely hilarious, yet informative to me-being newly preg for the first time!
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deb Writes:
1. The Art of Racing in the Rain ~ Garth Stein
2. Water for Elephants ~ Sara Gruen
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SarahRed Writes:
Not literature by any means, but I thoroughly enjoyed the Mercy Thompson series by Patricia Thompson. Very fun popcorn fiction/sci-fi to read by the pool... I devoured all 5 books in 1 week.
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Kathie 43 Writes:
Forgotten garden by Kate Morton simply a good summer read.
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Michelle Writes:
Barefoot by Elin Hilderbrand
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Lauren C. Writes:
"Good Night Princess Pruney Toes"....my 4 year olds current favorite...we especially love the singing part !
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Steph Writes:
Reading What is the What by Dave Eggers changed me. I am a Lost Boy of the Sudan now.
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Nicola Writes:
Definitely Zeitoun. Every single American should read it. On a different note, also read Kathy Griffin's memoir, and loved it! So funny!
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Amelia Writes:
I've been loving the RitaMaeBrown/Sneaky PieBrown mysteries...and SOS for Emotions(cognitive behavior ther. book)
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Jill Writes:
The Sookie Stackhouse vampire books by Charlaine Harris. SO smart & witty! Never thought I'd like vampire books these are amazing.
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carol Writes:
Winter Garden by Kristen Hannah
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Joan Writes:
Baron Baptiste "Journey into Power" (yoga); so inspiring, informative, motivating, easy to read.
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kreenyK Writes:
The Next Thing On My List by Jill Smolinski
It spoke to me.
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JenM Writes:
Rosemary's Baby by Ira Levin. I It may be a horror novel, but it's not just fluff. The writing is *amazing* and I flew right through it.
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Janet Writes:
Caught
Harlan Coben
Excellent Read!
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Diane Writes:
"My Fair Lazy" by Jen Lancaster (she is HILARIOUS)
"I Want" by Jane Velez Mitchell
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adam ray Writes:
The best book I read is called, 'How did she get there?' by Ann Dowd
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Valerie Writes:
Kathie Lee Gifford's "Just When I Thought I'd Dropped My Last Egg". Love KLG & Hoda.
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Sarah Writes:
The Kite Runner forgiving each other, forgiving ourselves, what an incredible story.
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Alice Writes:
"Official Book Club Selection" by Kathy Griffin. This book will certainly make you laugh! I highly recommend reading this book if you need a chuckle.
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karma Writes:
"Stone Butch Blues" by Leslie Feinberg. Amazing story, broke my heart. ESSENTIAL reading for anyone interested in LGBT history and even those who don't think they are yet!
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Lauri Writes:
I'm loving this book...The Motion of the Ocean...a biography/memoir by Janna Cawrse Esarey. I'm not quite finished with it..but plan to be done this weekend after a trip to Wrightsville Beach, NC
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Vanessa Writes:
"Dear John" by Nicholas Sparks. His books remind you of what is important in life and to cherish it.
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Pat Mills Writes:
Big Girl
By Danielle Steele
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Andrea Writes:
A Bump in the Road-very funny! Made me laugh out loud.
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Coby's Mom Writes:
Fiction Fave: Water For Elephants - coundn't put it down.
Non-fiction Fave: Three Cups of Tea - inspiring!
Now I'm reading I'm With The Band (and I need a cold shower!)
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MARIAN M Writes:
Return to Sullivans Island by Dorethea Benton Frank. wonderful summer beach read.
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julie Writes:
The immortal life of Henrietta Lacks.
Outstanding!
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Carrianna Writes:
"Celebrity Detox"-sounds like a suck up-it's not-I could not out it down and now I cannot stop thinking about it-hope you are yellow...really hope you are yellow....
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Jenyoung Writes:
Knowledge of the Higher Worlds and its Attainment: by Rudolph Steiner
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linie Writes:
A beautiful world - gregg milligan.
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amstel Writes:
So far "The Thousand Autumns of Joost de Zoet'. good summer read.
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Audrey Writes:
Any Place I hang My Hat
by Susan Issacs
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Kathryn Writes:
The Last Unicorn by Peter S. Beagle If you haven't read it, you should. The prose is so beautiful. The chapter about the midnight carnival is so well written. One of my all time favorites reads.
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ag Writes:
In Praise Of Slow by Carl Honore
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