best book u have read this year
Karen Writes:
"Always Looking Up," by Michael J. Fox. Inspiring!
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shelley Writes:
Beautiful Boy by David Sheff. A must read for anyone who has been touched by the disease of addiction. My 2 sons (21 & 24) have been stuggling. One day at a time!! I will never give up on them ever!
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jannie Writes:
I'm 52 and I loved Twilight - so glad I have a middle-schooler!
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Malinda Writes:
The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down--a must read, true story, trials and tears of immigration and medical care in USA
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kdub Writes:
Tie: City of Thieves and Sarah's Key; both Holocaust stories
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leslie Writes:
I Know This Much is True by Wally Lamb
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Laura Writes:
It's been around a while, but I have to go with The Human Stain by Philip Roth. Excellent!
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Clayton-Ted Green Writes:
celebrity detox, I saw the lure and the pain of fame
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ashley Writes:
Water for Elephants, best book i've read in years!
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Barb Hawkinson Writes:
The Kite Runner... and the movie is just as great as the book.
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Laura jayne Writes:
I re-read and did all the assignments in 'The Artists Way'.
My bible.
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Marge Writes:
The Wisdom of Menopause...Creating Physical and Emotional Health During the Change
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SallyA Writes:
Anne Lamott's Blue Shoe (missed it when it came out. I read all her books. Q&A by V. Swarup which became Slumdog Millionaire (I had to read the book b4 seeing the moving).
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joann Writes:
Glass Castle is the first that comes to mind, yet with the Kindle, so many....
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Bobby C Writes:
The Hummingbird's Daughter
by Luis Alberto Urrea
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Debi Writes:
Patricia Cornwell "Scarpetta" Amazing.
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Liz in Texas Writes:
Same Kind Of Different As Me
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Marcella Writes:
Columbine. By Dave Cullen. Clarifys what you think you knew about the tragedy. Couldn't put it down.
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Teresa Writes:
Middlesex, you get so involved in this story and can't put it down.
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Andrea Writes:
The Secret Life of Bees!! Excellent Book...
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Kay Writes:
"My Stroke of Insight" by Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor. I bought two so that my stroke victim husband and I could read it together. Thanks for turning us on to her, Ro.
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saundra Writes:
Best non-fiction is Prarie tales. Loved her honesty, am having my teenager read it to see that even famous teens have issues
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dot Writes:
Fannie Flagg's "Redbird Christmas" --a quick read and a feel good story.
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Marsha Writes:
It is a tough call between "The Story of Edgar Sawtelle" and "19 Minutes" both haunting and real in their own ways.
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Diane Writes:
Act like a Lady... Think Like a man...brilliant!
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Suzanne Writes:
Are You There Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea.
Chelsea Handler
2 Funny!
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dawn Writes:
The Little Giant Of Aberdeen County, by Tiffany Baker. Quirky, kind of like a John Irving novel. Loved it!
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Kathleen Gosa Writes:
It's so hard to choose! The best fiction book was "The Folded World" by Amity Gaige. The best nonfiction was "Insecure At Last: A Political Memoir" by Eve Ensler. Happy Summer Reading Ro!
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katie Writes:
A Wolf at the Table. Read it and not cry, I dare you.
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sue Writes:
Carol Leifer's book, IF YOU LIE ABOUT YOUR AGE THE TERRORISTS WIN, is my favorite.
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Justin Boyer Writes:
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time..... best book ever in my opinion. It made me laugh, think, love, and cry.
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Dara Writes:
Reviving Ophelia - It made me appreciate girls and women all the more!
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Fay Writes:
Still Alice.by Lisa Genova.Story of Harvard professor with early onset Alzheimers.Haunting,tragic
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KayZee Writes:
The novel "The Flawless Skin of Ugly People" by Doug Crandell. I think you'd love it too. Would make a great movie.
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