[Patty55]

Originally Posted by uujudy

Somehow this post was posted twice.

The damn DITTO key got stuck again.

[Ohiogirl]

My book club recently read "The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time," by Mark Haddon. Hard to describe, but worthwhile reading for a book discussion. Because I recognized the author's name, I then picked up "A Spot of Bother," by the same author at a garage sale. Different but possibly even better, I thought.

Has your group read "Defending Jacob?" Great for book clubs as well. Or how about "Loving Frank?"

I think the best book club books stimulate different opinions, or at least get us into some in-depth discussions of issues or life circumstances.

[Golfer in Sanibel]

Daniel Silva's "Portrait of a Spy" I am reading the whole Gabriel Allon series in the order it was written. It is riveting to me.

[billjudy]

Originally Posted by momesu

I'm reading an amazing book called Good-bye is Not Forever by Amy George. It is a book that has been on my book self for years. The story is true and is about the experiences of the author as a young child growing up in Ukraine in late 1930's and then as a Russian prisoner of war who was taken to Germany during WWII with her mother and brother who were put to work by German's.

Its a gripping story and an easy read other than the subject matter.

Suzanne

Am not sure whether you will find this response, but I will definitely read this book!! It sounds like the story of my mother!!!

[BarryRX]

Just finished GoneGirl and enjoyed it very much. I am now reading "18 in America" by Dylan Dethier. It's about a young mans goal to play a round of golf in every one of the 48 states. Very enjoyable and very well written.

[rhood]

Under The Dome by Steven King. Good read and different from the TV series.

[salgal]

I'm reading a series of Detective books by J.D. Jance. She has three main Detectives; Sheriff Joanna Brady, Ali Reynolds and J.P. Beaumont. I've r ead the Brady and Beaumont series and am now reading about Ali Reynolds. Make sure you read the books in the order they were written, as the story lines and characters reappear.

[Barefoot]

The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachael Joyce.

[chachacha]

La Bella Lingua, about the evolution of the beautiful italian language..full of interesting anecdotes. by Dianne Hales, who is obviously writing her love story with italian!

[maryanna630]

Pixelofink.com
Bookbub.com

Both are free and or discount sites for ebooks. Sme are good, some are excellent
But all are free or discounted. Since I am a voracious reader I love these sites. I now have more than 100 books downloaded on my kindle. Life is good!
Maryanna

[patfla06]

I just finished 2 Tom Clancy books that I loved.

[ylisa7]

I am almost finished with Smoke Jumper by Nicholas Evans. It is a fairly good book but I guess I lost interest since I skimmed a lot of pages.

[Cedwards38]

The Orchard Keeper by Cormac McCarthy

[wilkinsm1]

Loved Horse Heaven by Jane Smiley so I ordered A Thousand Acres....much darker but also great.....am looking for the rest of her books. I also loved The Art of Racing in the Rain....am reading Prayers for Rain by Dennis LeHane and really enjoying it now...he's one of my favorites. I have three Randy Wayne White novels to read after that.

[JP]

Robert Parker, Carl Hiasen, Lee Child, John D. McDonald, Jonathan Kellerman, Etc.