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message 101: by Kasa (new)

2345554 Colum McCann's "Let The Great World Spin" is one of the best books I've read this year so far. Evocative in spirit, original in style. Will formally review later today.


message 102: by Dara (new)

210372 One of my favorite authors is Jodi Picoult and she can also be found on GR.


message 103: by Gloria (new)

1262346 I am currently reading Standing Still A Novel by Kelly Simmons. I am thoroughly enjoying the slowly unraveling story. I am fascinated by the protaganist's panic disorder and how she at the same time is crippled by it and unafraid of genuinely frightening things. I have not reached the end yet, but so far I find the book quietly surprising and engrossing.


message 104: by Katie (new)

1283225 I just finished Orange Mint and Honey: A Novel by Carleen Brice on audio and really enjoyed it. She's a GoodReads author!


message 105: by Angie (last edited Jun 26, 2009 12:57PM) (new)

2462056 I've been very pleased to find Neil Gaiman here. Love his books!!

I also recently got Luthiel's Song on Kindle for a steal at .99 cents and loved it. The author's name is Robert Fanney.


message 106: by JC (new)

1608820 Jeremy Robinson is my favorite. I'm currently trying to get through Rai Aren's novel. Its a great story.

I hope to make this list one day. :-)


message 107: by Wendy (new)

1121405 Recently I read three fabulous books by Neil Gaiman, one by Lisa See, one by Jennifer Crusie and one by the talented Ed Linsky. Great fun.


message 108: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

369169 Crystal, you are like a snake. Slithering through this site. Slither no more.


message 109: by J.J. (new)

2499011 I'm new to GR. I hope you'll check out my work. :-)

J.J. Hebert


message 110: by Lori, Super Mod (last edited Aug 05, 2009 06:16PM) (new)

369169 Welcome to my group JJ.
Being new to Goodreads, I am assuming you arent too certain of the rules and guidelines each group has.

If you take a moment, please read my rules and guidelines under the Rules/Important Announcement folder. I outline how I like to see new members participate within the group there.

This is not actually the proper spot for you to post your stuff. This spot is where my members tell each other of the goodreads authors they have read and enjoyed.

I would like to see you post an introduction thread under the newbies folder, and then get involved in the groups current threads before posting information about your work. We tend to be more open minded to members who share with us, and get to know us before promoting their stuff.

Justs a kindly heads up.
Thanks.


message 111: by Mary (new)

930987 The Help by Goodreads author Kathryn Stockett is one of the best books I have read this summer.


message 112: by Sarah (new)

2273635 Oh my gosh, I love Sara Shepard. I picked up her book, Pretty Little Liars when I was working in the library. We had just received it from a patron and I loved it. For my birthday I bought more of the series. I can't wait to get a chance to read them.


message 113: by Wen (new)

2230868 Diane "Candy" wrote: My sister Dawn Thompson. She wrote a bit of everything, Historical Suspense, Historical Paranormal, Historical Romance. She was a very beautiful writer

I have read many of Dawn Thompsons books and they were all really good.




message 114: by Wen (new)

2230868 Authors on here to recommend
In the Young Adult /Christian category would be Donita K. PaulShe has a series with dragons and such in it that is just enchanting. My son read them all and has passed them on to me and I have even read several so far and have to admit they are really good even though not Technically a Kid anymore
Paranormal Romance/Vamps category would be Amanda Ashley Been reading hers for years. The books are easy reads and not so graphic or smutty you have to read with your eyes half closed
Historical Fiction category Sandra GullandShe has a great trilogy about Josephine Bonaparte


message 115: by Kevis (last edited Aug 14, 2009 04:40PM) (new)

1096765 I highly recommend that everyone in this group check out C.S. Marks and her Elfhunter trilogy. Her writing is superb and has gained her quite a following. Even if you are not a fan of fantasy but enjoy reading superlatively written books with interesting characters then you really should do yourself a favor and get your hands on Mrs. Marks' books.

The suggested reading order of the Elfhunter trilogy is:

Elfhunter A Tale Of Alterra, The World That Is

Fire-Heart A Tale of Alterra, The World That Is

Ravenshade A Tale of Alterra, The World that Is

I hope everyone enjoys reading them as much as I have.


message 116: by Svetlana (last edited Aug 18, 2009 08:06PM) (new)

2490196 Bernadette SimpsonBernadette SimpsonAn ABC Escapade through EgyptAn ABC Escapade through EgyptThis is amazing, fantastic book! I can't say enough about the content and the illustrations. I wish I found it when my children were smaller. I would recommend it especially to PARENTS OF GIFTED CHILDREN! You can read it with gifted kids as early as 2 years of age! Parents whose children love DK Eyewitness books should note this book and the author



message 117: by Angela (new)

265874 Mary wrote The Help by Goodreads author Kathryn Stockett is one of the best books I have read this summer.

I agree!! I loved this book.


message 118: by Keta (new)

1771408 I loved Dawn Thompson's books and really miss her writing. You should be very proud of your sister.

Keta Diablo
http://ketaskeep.blogspot.com


Wen wrote: "Diane "Candy" wrote: My sister Dawn Thompson. She wrote a bit of everything, Historical Suspense, Historical Paranormal, Historical Romance. She was a very beautiful writer

I have read many of D..."





message 119: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

369169 http://mykle.com/books/promotionsgr2009/...

Mykle Hansen is having a special deal on his novel HELP! A Bear is Eating Me!. I am anxiously awaiting my copy in the mail. I have been meaning to get my hands on this thing for ages, but it's hard to find in the the stores since it is an independant publisher.

Shipping and handling is a little pricy, but he will personalize the autograph and even draw you a picture ... I will let you know what I think once I get it.. In the meantime, look into it for yourself!


message 120: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

369169 So to update you on the above post:::

I have read and LOVED HELP! A Bear is Eating Me!!! It was absolutely hilarious. Check out my review on it if you are interested. A comfortable 129 pages, a Holden Caufield--if-he-were-to-turn-into-a-drug-addicted-adult-like main character....

Totally worth the money for a signed copy off his site!


message 121: by Lori, Super Mod (new)

369169 http://mykle.com/308/bizarro-freebee-ale...

Want to download free Bizarro books? CHeck out Mykle Hansen's blog.. his publisher is allowing free downloads for some strange looking books and collections. A great way to test out a genre I am certain many of you havent read before!!


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