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Congrats! How far along are you? I have a four-month-old at home. It's been as wonderful as it has been challenging! Is this your first? Silas is mine. Anyhow, I have to tell you to visit my website: http://www.booknboob.com I've just started this site for reading mamas. If you have the time, check it out. Good luck with your pregnancy and with the 50 books! Emily
It's my second, thank you!6. The Vixen Diaries by Karrine Steffans *not as good as #5
7. A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton *now that she's up to "T" I figure I should start reading this series!
12. The Other Boleyn Girl by Phillipa Gregory.I finally finished this one (well, I finally finished the Humanities class that forced me to hide all of my books) and I loved it. I didn't know much about the time, and I know it's mostly fiction, but it was a juicy read.
13. A Thousand Splendid SunsI thought this book was great. It really showed how hard it was/is to be a woman over there.
15. Bookends by Jane GreenI liked this book, but I pretty much like all of her books. I needed a lighter book after A Thousand Splendid Suns and this ended up being a little sadder than I was expecting but it was still good.
16. Odd Thomas by Dean KoontzThis was a pretty interesting book. I usually don't read Koontz but since several people in this group liked it, I thought I would give it a try. It was gory at times, but the story was enough to keep me turning the pages. Next time I'm in the mood for gore I'll read the second book.
17. Uglies by Scott WesterfeldI thought this book was very interesting. It's funny that through this group I'm finding a lot of interesting YA books that I would never have read. I found the concept of this book great, and I'm going to the library tomorrow to get the next one!
18. Suzannes Diary For Nicholas by James PattersonThis is my go-to book when I need a good cry, which was this weekend. I blame the pregnancy hormones.....
19. My Sweet Audrina by V.C. AndrewsSomeone on here was talking about V.C. Andrews and it got me in the mood to read her books again. I haven't read anything by her in a long time...it's like returning to an old friend for a chat!
20. Pretties by Scott WesterfeldI didn't think it was as good as the first one, but still a good read!
22. The Undomestic Goddess by Sophie KinsellaAnother light, and easy read. I think I'm just trying to avoid reading Blindness....it seems really heavy and I don't know if I can get into it right now!
23. Flowers in the Attic by VC AndrewsThis is a re-read for me, I wanted to read the rest of the series so I needed to refresh my memory!
25. Twilight by Stephenie MeyerI avoided this book for a long time because vampires really don't do anything for me, but since everyone seems to be reading it, I thought I would give it a try. Lets just say......I'm getting the next book tomorrow! I couldn't put it down!
27. Eclipse by Stephenie MeyerNow I've got to sit for 2 months until the next one comes out....I should have read slower!
Books mentioned in this topic
The Awakening (other topics)The Undomestic Goddess (other topics)
New Moon (other topics)


2. Atonement by Ian Mcewan
*kind of disappointed by this one, the writing was good, but I think I was expecting something else*
3. Belly Laughs by Jenny McCartney
*probably the best pregnancy book I have read, she tells it like it is*
4. Girlfriends Guide to Pregnancy
*can you tell I'm pregnant?*
5. Confessions of a Video Vixen by Karrine Steffans *A nice little gossip fest*