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27. The Shop in Blossom Street - Debbie Macomber...I actually really enjoyed this book, it was a nice light read, but kept my attention.
28. The Almost Moon - Alice Sebold...I actually didn't like this book at all, I loved both The Lovely Bones and Lucky but this I didn't like at all, I just couldn't get on with it.
29. Isabel's Daughter - Judi Hendricks...This one I found really interesting as well, I have always wanted to spend time in the Southern USA, and this made me want to go even more. I loved the story which was full of twists and turns, although the ending was little disappointing.
30. Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert ...This I was expecting to hate, but it was a recommendation so I thought I would try it out and actually it was a really good book. The first part was terrible, supposedly about decadence, and eating too much in Italy, but it really didn't work and there was almost no mention of food! The second two parts were much better, much more interesting, uplifting and inspiring and in the end a feel good book.
31. Crescent - Diana Abu-Jaber...Loved this book, it was a completely different look at L.A.
32. The Iron Council - China Mieville
33. Eat Cake - Jeanne Ray
34. Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles: A Giant Problem - Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black
28. The Almost Moon - Alice Sebold...I actually didn't like this book at all, I loved both The Lovely Bones and Lucky but this I didn't like at all, I just couldn't get on with it.
29. Isabel's Daughter - Judi Hendricks...This one I found really interesting as well, I have always wanted to spend time in the Southern USA, and this made me want to go even more. I loved the story which was full of twists and turns, although the ending was little disappointing.
30. Eat, Pray, Love - Elizabeth Gilbert ...This I was expecting to hate, but it was a recommendation so I thought I would try it out and actually it was a really good book. The first part was terrible, supposedly about decadence, and eating too much in Italy, but it really didn't work and there was almost no mention of food! The second two parts were much better, much more interesting, uplifting and inspiring and in the end a feel good book.
31. Crescent - Diana Abu-Jaber...Loved this book, it was a completely different look at L.A.
32. The Iron Council - China Mieville
33. Eat Cake - Jeanne Ray
34. Beyond the Spiderwick Chronicles: A Giant Problem - Tony DiTerlizzi and Holly Black