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NWR: books

Thar1127 Posted:

NWR: books

hey ladies,

going on spring break and gonna need some beach reads-- what should I download on the nook?

TIA!
mattandjess2013 Posted:

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If you haven't read the Hunger Games series or the Fifty Shades of Grey series I would download both of those (3 books each). The Sookie Stackhouse books are really good, and I always tell people to read Lamb by Christopher Moore, The Help (can't think of the author), and The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

I'm a huge nerd who reads like 60 books a year lol. If you want more suggestions let me know.
device1334 Posted:

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anything by Carly Philips. She has a new series out called Serenpidity. Def a fun, summer read.

My FH is on book 2 of The Hunger Games...and he loves it!

One of my favorite books is The Guardian by Nicholas Sparks...gotta love him!
PSP Posted:

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Posted by mattandjess2013

If you haven't read the Hunger Games series or the Fifty Shades of Grey series I would download both of those (3 books each). The Sookie Stackhouse books are really good, and I always tell people to read Lamb by Christopher Moore, The Help (can't think of the author), and The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

I'm a huge nerd who reads like 60 books a year lol. If you want more suggestions let me know.



I could use some suggestions please! Something on the lines of twilight/hunger games - just finished the hunger games series after watching the movie! romance/love triangles/action/scifi, i love all that stuff
mattandjess2013 Posted:

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Posted by PSP

I could use some suggestions please! Something on the lines of twilight/hunger games - just finished the hunger games series after watching the movie! romance/love triangles/action/scifi, i love all that stuff



Definitely look into the Sookie Stackhouse series if you haven't read them. Also look into the Anita Blake & Meredith Gentry series (by the same author).
Jenna13 Posted:

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'Something Blue' by Emily Giffin is a great easy read. I believe she also wrote others in a series, but I haven't read any others.

Thar1127 Posted:

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thanks ladies, yes im totally a hunger games and twilight lover too :) downloaded the fifty shades of grey series and Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter Series
PSP Posted:

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Posted by mattandjess2013


Posted by PSP

I could use some suggestions please! Something on the lines of twilight/hunger games - just finished the hunger games series after watching the movie! romance/love triangles/action/scifi, i love all that stuff



Definitely look into the Sookie Stackhouse series if you haven't read them. Also look into the Anita Blake & Meredith Gentry series (by the same author).



Ok will have to look into anita blake series. But that might be too scifi/alternate universe kinda thing for me with not enough romance? Just read description on wiki. What do you think?

I have the sookie stackhouse series already as audiobooks I'm a cheater! I listen to them while walking sometimes.

Any other suggestions would be nice. This is a great thread
PSP Posted:

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Posted by Jenna13

'Something Blue' by Emily Giffin is a great easy read. I believe she also wrote others in a series, but I haven't read any others.



thanks for this too! I liked the movie something borrowed! (never read the book though)

I totally forgot to look up the sequel... This is it right? It should be a good vacay/summer/beach read too!
rdhbride Posted:

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Posted by PSP


Posted by Jenna13

'Something Blue' by Emily Giffin is a great easy read. I believe she also wrote others in a series, but I haven't read any others.



thanks for this too! I liked the movie something borrowed! (never read the book though)

I totally forgot to look up the sequel... This is it right? It should be a good vacay/summer/beach read too!




Yes, Something Borrowed and Something Blue...both are really good!
Jenna13 Posted:

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Yes, that is them!

I've never seen the movie, but I should read the something borrowed book first! And there are more after something blue too!
soon to be Mrs Arias Posted:

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Fifty shades is addicting. You will go through all three books quickly since you won't want to put it down.
I'm patiently waiting for the next book she is working on.
jangelz9 Posted:

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I love the author sherrilyn kenyon...shes got a really interesting scifi romance series if ur into that type of stuff :)

mattandjess2013 Posted:

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Posted by PSP


Posted by mattandjess2013


Posted by PSP

I could use some suggestions please! Something on the lines of twilight/hunger games - just finished the hunger games series after watching the movie! romance/love triangles/action/scifi, i love all that stuff



Definitely look into the Sookie Stackhouse series if you haven't read them. Also look into the Anita Blake & Meredith Gentry series (by the same author).



Ok will have to look into anita blake series. But that might be too scifi/alternate universe kinda thing for me with not enough romance? Just read description on wiki. What do you think?

I have the sookie stackhouse series already as audiobooks I'm a cheater! I listen to them while walking sometimes.

Any other suggestions would be nice. This is a great thread



the first couple are more other worldly but once you get past the first like 3 it's a whole lotta sex!
jmo488 Posted:

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Im currently reading 'The Lucky One' by Nicholas Sparks and can't put it down!

teacherteacher Posted:

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Posted by mattandjess2013

If you haven't read the Hunger Games series or the Fifty Shades of Grey series I would download both of those (3 books each). The Sookie Stackhouse books are really good, and I always tell people to read Lamb by Christopher Moore, The Help (can't think of the author), and The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

I'm a huge nerd who reads like 60 books a year lol. If you want more suggestions let me know.




ummmmm i love you, you just rec'd a christopher moore book!


I HIGHLY suggest his books, plus the particular sadness of lemon cake, room, the game of thrones series novels are awesome, and I'll have to think of some more.
stormstryker Posted:

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Game of Thrones!

Also try Mercedes Lackey Valdemar Series. She is my favorite author and has like 20 books in this series. It will keep you busy and you won't want to put them down!

Or Jim Butchers Dresden Files. Very sarcastic and whitty! LOVE HIM!!!!!
PSP Posted:

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Posted by mattandjess2013


Posted by PSP


Ok will have to look into anita blake series. But that might be too scifi/alternate universe kinda thing for me with not enough romance? Just read description on wiki. What do you think?

I have the sookie stackhouse series already as audiobooks I'm a cheater! I listen to them while walking sometimes.

Any other suggestions would be nice. This is a great thread



the first couple are more other worldly but once you get past the first like 3 it's a whole lotta sex!



No i'm not into harlequin-ish novels! Romance yes, graphic gratuitous details, not necessary
mattandjess2013 Posted:

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Posted by teacherteacher


Posted by mattandjess2013

If you haven't read the Hunger Games series or the Fifty Shades of Grey series I would download both of those (3 books each). The Sookie Stackhouse books are really good, and I always tell people to read Lamb by Christopher Moore, The Help (can't think of the author), and The Lovely Bones by Alice Sebold.

I'm a huge nerd who reads like 60 books a year lol. If you want more suggestions let me know.




ummmmm i love you, you just rec'd a christopher moore book!


I HIGHLY suggest his books, plus the particular sadness of lemon cake, room, the game of thrones series novels are awesome, and I'll have to think of some more.



I've had a hard time getting in to a lot of his books, but Lamb is one of my all time favorite books - and so is A Dirty Job.
pixietina Posted:

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The Game of Thrones book series.

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