Book review - recommend a book

[krcote]

A must read- The Red Tent by Anita Diamant.

 

[MassivelyScrambled]

I bought a kindle and now I read a lot again. For non sci fi, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo trilogy is awesome. Any books by Vaughn Hepner are also good reads, and Containment by Christian Cantrell is also an excellent book if you like Sci Fi.

 

[bumblebee69]

I just read a series "The Black Dagger Brotherhood". It is great reading, once you start you dont want to put it down.

 

[sumi]

The "Born in..." trilogy by Nora Roberts. Born in Fire was very good, Born in Ice was good, but I found Born in Shame a little bit boring. Like she had to really try and make a book out of things already said.
Some of her other books are excellent, but some are just too much! I would recommend her though.

 

[BullChick]

How sad this thread has died.
I'm currently reading "All the Light We Cannot See" by Anthony Doerr.
Several of us in "Should I buy eggs or wait it out" are reading it. It's great!
Another book I'd recommend is, "Thr Princess Bride". I read it years ago. It is amazing to see the difference between the book and the movie. I did a book report on it, and had to stop at three pages (only one was required) because I was just so excited by the book!

 

[PixieAndDust]

"The Chicken Chronicles" by Alice Walker (It is only one book; not a series)

FYI: Alice Walker wrote the "Color Purple" before Steven Spielberg purchased the rights to the book and directed/created the movie "The Color Purple."

 

[PixieAndDust]

Just read the most adorable book in the world!

It was too d.a.m.n. cute to put down.

Read it cover to cover in one setting.

A real page turner.

"Once Upon A Flock" by Lauren Scheuer.

A sweet novel about a human and her small flock of hens.

Heartwarming and charming!

I borrowed this copy from a local library, but now I am definitely going to purchase a copy.