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Books 10-14?
Man, it has been so long since my last update that I don't actually remember what all I've read. So um, let's see if I can reconstruct from memory over the next few days [ETA: I think I may have gotten them all, from Amazon reviews and old emails.]:
10. Grave Surprise by Charlaine Harris ( Read more... ) -
Books 11-13
Tender at the Bone: Growing Up at the Table and Comfort Me With Apples, both by Ruth Reichl ( Read more... ) -
Books 7-9
Once Bitten, Twice Shy by Jennifer Rardin ( Read more... ) -
Books 4-10
The Nine, Jeffrey Toobin
(I highly recommend this if you are interested in learning more about why the Supreme Court balance is such a huge political issue -- beyond abortion rights.)
Water for Elephants, Sara Gruen
Blindness, Jose Saramogo
No Country for Old Men, Cormac McCarthy
Loving Frank, Nancy Horan
The King of Torts, John Grisham
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29 - 35; 1 - 5
So yeah...guess it is February. ( #29-35 from 2007, #1-5 of 2008 ) -
Books 1-4
Killing Time - Caleb Carr ( Read more... ) -
Books 1-3
Ahhh...new year, new books.
Goodnight Nobody, Jennifer Weiner
A Thousand Splendid Suns, Khaled Hosseini
Everything Bad is Good For You, Steven Johnson -
Books 23-26
Marathon, by Hal Higdon
Great how-to book for beginners who want to run a marathon. Hopefully I'll actually put this advice to use in 2008!
Daughter of Fortune, by Isabel Allende ( Read more... ) -
Books 21, 22 and 23
Halfway To Heaven By Susan Wiggs. Traditional Wiggs. Loved it. 4 Stars
In Bed With The Boss' Daughter By Llwen Bronson.
A Dangerous Man Candace Camp. Kind Of a disappointment. Mystery was OK, but "romance" angle was actively tedious to read, and exposition was really clunky/full of flashbacks. 2 Stars ( Read more... )