I need a new book.

[HottyToddyChick]

I suppose that means I get to go SHOPPING tomorrow! AWESOME!!!!

Any suggestions? Something big, so I won't blow through it in one day. Or a series. Series are always good. I don't do fantasy so much, though. Or nonfiction. But suspense, horror, romance... those are all good.

 

[ssl]

I suppose that means I get to go SHOPPING tomorrow! AWESOME!!!!

Any suggestions? Something big, so I won't blow through it in one day. Or a series. Series are always good. I don't do fantasy so much, though. Or nonfiction. But suspense, horror, romance... those are all good.

There goes my recommendation!

 

[jassilem]

The Time Traveller's Wife? This ends up being my suggestion lately LOL..

I can't wait to read it.. I am still int he Twilight series though.

 

[Burntblood]

My brother the English major gave me 'Crime and Punishment' two Christmases ago.
I am a reader but it's over 500 pages translated from Russian. I wish I could give it to you .
That same Christmas my other brother gave me a book about the Dallas Cowboys. I read it twice.

 

[HottyToddyChick]

Is C&P any good?

I'll look for a copy of Time Traveller's Wife, Melissa. Sounds interesting.

 

[Burntblood]

Is C&P any good?

All I know for sure is the cover looks awfully droll.

 

[HottyToddyChick]

Never judge a book by its cover!

But it probably is. I think I started it once years and years ago. Maybe now that I am older, I would enjoy it. I might read some of it in the book store.

 

[sophie]

Time Traveler's Wife was well good.

As a huge Russian literature fan, I'm always the first to recommend Anna Karenina, Crime & Punishment and The Brothers Karamazov. War & Peace is on my list of to read books, just have not done yet!

A Tree Grows in Brooklyn and Angela's Ashes were both very good. William Faulkner is amazing too, Light in August and As I Lay Dying to be specific.

Ummm what else....

The Bronte sisters do good work.

 

[HottyToddyChick]

I have Jane Eyre in storage. Started reading it YEARS ago and never got around to finishing it.

You read A LOT don't you?

 

[Codrus]

After reading Glenn Becks~Common Sense, and being pleasantly suprised with its contents i decided to pick up another one of his books "An Inconveiniant Book", i'm thinking i will like it............hoping

 

[Peter Parka]

An Irrational Hatred Of Luton :nod:

Buy it here:

Irrational Hatred of Luton: Amazon.co.uk: Robert Banks: Books

 

[MoonOwl]

My usual pick. The uncut version of "The Stand" by Stephen King. 1,000+ pages of awesome reading.

Amazon.com: The Stand: The Complete and Uncut Edition (9780385199575): Stephen King: Books

 

[Codrus]

Armor~John Steakley
Liege Killer~Cristopher Heinz
The Name of The Rose~Umberto Eco
Eye of the Kneedle~Ken Follet

 

[HottyToddyChick]

I made a list. Off to see what I can find!

 

[dt3]

Get Catch-22, you'll love it. It's not super long, but it's epically great.

 

[HottyToddyChick]

Added to list.

 

[Thornless]

Books by Dick Francis, Jacqueline Carry, Dan Brown, Nicholas Evans... they are my favorite authors.

 

[skyblue]

you could even go for something older by a classic author.....if you can get it a H.G.Wells collection with 'the war of the worlds','the invisible man' and 'the time machine' would be a good read

 

[Codrus]

you could even go for something older by a classic author.....if you can get it a H.G.Wells collection with 'the war of the worlds','the invisible man' and 'the time machine' would be a good read

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[HottyToddyChick]

I got Anna Karenina at Sophie's suggestion and a hardback for $5 called The Historian, by Elizabeth Kostova. Seems interesting, and it was super cheap if it isn't any good.