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recommend a good book?

KK Holiday Posted:

recommend a good book?

I just finished one and looking for a new book to read....


anyone reading anything good?

JulyBride728 Posted:

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The Kite Runner

yelley77 Posted:

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I just finished, 'Love the one you're with' by Emily Giffin. I'm a big fan of her and have read all four of her books. The one I just finished is her newest one.

KK Holiday Posted:

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thanks girls!!!!!!!

Cheryl28 Posted:

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theres a book called my horizontal life..it is so hysterical. Its about her one noght stands, nothing dirty, just hysterical its a short read but still so funny

Gigi08 Posted:

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Posted by yelley77

I just finished, 'Love the one you're with' by Emily Giffin. I'm a big fan of her and have read all four of her books. The one I just finished is her newest one.



Me too! Did you like it? I loved it. There were a lot of parts that made me laugh, too.
EsquireBride Posted:

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anything by Jodi Picoult - they are all so good!

GinaZ Posted:

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I just read 'Remember me' by Sophie Kinsella. I liked it a lot! great beach read!

little34 Posted:

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The Golden Compass-Pulman

and the other 2 books after that one is great too!
RisiLeigh Posted:

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There's a book called 'Neither Sand Nor Sea' by Kathleen Kubick. She is actually my dad's first cousin. The book is absolutely unreal and girls especially in their 20s can really relate! I loved it (and I'm not just saying that b/c she's a family member )
MikeandJess Posted:

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what kind of book are you in the mood for? If you want something fun I recommend bergdorf blondes or divorce debutante. If you want something serious/dramatic I recommend jodi picoult nineteen minutes or my sisters keeper.

NapaValleyGirl Posted:

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I just read Jennifer Weiners new book 'certain girls' it was really good
She also wrote 'in her shoes' which became a movie.
trojo1521 Posted:

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Definitely Jodi Piccoult...any and all of them

Lil83108 Posted:

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Posted by KK Holiday

I just finished one and looking for a new book to read....


anyone reading anything good?




anything by Nicholas Sparks!!!
LuvMyAlfonse Posted:

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According to Oprah - Pillars of the Earth by Ken Follett is supposed to be amazing. I plan on getting it for the HM.

Gigi08 Posted:

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Posted by little34

The Golden Compass-Pulman

and the other 2 books after that one is great too!


Oh my FH just read all of them! We watched the movie last week too.
CC11208 Posted:

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Posted by EsquireBride

anything by Jodi Picoult - they are all so good!



I second that! Try 'My Sister's Keeper'..... it's a great study in point of view with a twist!

Also, if you like chick-lit fiction, try anything by Melissa Senate. She's a writer from Forest Hills, NY. 'See Jane Date' was fantastic as a book, just ok as the made-for-TV movie. She has one called 'Whose Wedding Is It Anyway?' which is the sequel to 'Jane'... I have it, but haven't read it yet.
jessamyn78 Posted:

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My Sister's Keeper.

DeeluvsVinny Posted:

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Posted by NapaValleyGirl

I just read Jennifer Weiners new book 'certain girls' it was really good
She also wrote 'in her shoes' which became a movie.



I have waiting for her to write a new book!! I've read all of her books and loved them all.
TrueLoveIn2008 Posted:

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I like Jane Hamilton and Patricia Gaffney a lot. I also loved The Pilot's Wife (can't remember the author) and Midwives -- old Oprah Book Club books that were great.

If you want funny + mystery, try anything in the Stephanie Plum series by Janet Evanovich. Clever writing, witty and suspenseful too.

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