Book lists

[GlassRose07]

Any books by Harlan Coben. He is an amazing writer and all the books are fast paced, somewhat comical and witty as all hell with twists and turns that kept me on my toes.

[golotomer]

Any books by Harlan Coben. He is an amazing writer and all the books are fast paced, somewhat comical and witty as all hell with twists and turns that kept me on my toes.

Wow never heard of him but when I looked him up he does sound like an interesting read. 

[sommap]

I have read quite a few of his books and like him. 

[daughtytam84]

I just finished Daughter of Darkness by VC Andrews. It was a good book I couldn't put it down!

[golotomer]

I just finished Daughter of Darkness by VC Andrews. It was a good book I couldn't put it down!

I stopped reading VC Andrews when I found out she had died and had a ghost writer but then people say the books are really good.  Wonder why that person doesn't publish under their own name and who is it? 

[sommap]

I haven't read any of her books in years. 

[BK_Adores_Chase]

I'm a Danielle Steele fan - also, some Jodi Picoult - not promising I spelled that right.

[billermarie]

i love to read i just got done with the twilight saga books i love others too

[candyterrius]

Any recommendations? It depends on what you like. Different readers have different taste. I personally like fictional books that are closely related to life like Louisa May Alcott’s enduring classic “Little Women,” Lucy Maud Montgomery’s “Anne of Green Gables,” etc. How about Betty Smith’s “A Tree Grows In Brooklyn?” 

[superteacher]

I usually classify the books I read and I always read each category every other month and it is usually very refreshing to read different styles for nuturing

[joam1978]

Try the Rachel Moran books by Kim Harrison. They are hilarious

[sommap]

Just by chance, the last three our of four books were written by investigative reporters and the main character in each book was an investigative reporter.

[jski107]

The Handmaid's Tale (very interestingggg)

[golotomer]

I have started purchasing and reading ebooks.  I love the convenience but there isn't any way to share them after you finish them or resell them.  At least not that I know of.  Any ideas?

[golotomer]

A few of my friends, family and I have been using the following website to find books we want and to get rid of those we no longer want.  For the cost of a little postage to mail the books, when requested, you earn books free from other members.  It is a good "green" way to read.  If you sign up through my linke I too will earn credits. 

http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php?r_by=ktalboo@msn.com

Good luck!