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A great read-Sunday at Tiffany's by James Patterson. I loved this one!

I just love your blog! The last books I read were all of the Twilight Saga. I really like Nicholas Sparks books and should probably read more than I do. I just spend most of my free time doing scrappy stuff.

I really loved Photo Freedom for helping my organize and actually scrapbook my photos.
One of my all time favorite novels is The Scarlet Pimpernel.

I'm listening to the Left Behind series on cd audiobooks from the local library. But I bought "the shack" not knowing what it was about. I heard something on the Today show last summer that it was a great read and we were heading out of town and I wanted a good book for the ride. I could not put it down. Very emotion.
:0) Alisa

My favorite book of late is Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsovlver. It really made me think about what i eat & why.
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I'd love to win the songbird ave digi kit- its gorgeous.
Best book I've read recently--- Oh, the Places you'll Go by Dr. Suess. Received it as a graduation gift MANY years ago and just read it to my six year old son. Lots of timeless lessons in that one.

Good Karma (how to find it and keep it) by Joan Duncan Oliver is a pretty good book. It has lots of interesting quotes such as "Forgiveness is the economy of the heart...it saves the expense of anger, the cost of hatred, the waste of spirits" Hannah Moore.

My favorite book? Well, it's been a long time since I've picked up a book with a one year old around the house. I love a good mystery (Mary Higgins Clark) or a good love story (Nicolas Sparks). Recently, I've been endulging in magazines.

I'm reading Michael Crichton's Airframe right now. It's a great book and goes into a lot of detail and explanation on the topic.

I know this is an oldie, but I really like - Who Moved My Cheese by Spencer Johnson

One cannot go wrong with The Phantom Tollbooth - which is in many ways better appreciated by an adult caught up in the rat race than by a child.

Really, the one book I go back to on a very regular basis is The Joy of Cooking. I love just sitting down and reading through various areas, it re-energizes my cooking spirit. Am also a member of a local book club and we have enjoyed many good books in recent months that I would certainly recommend to others, including Water for Elephants, Time Traveler's Wife, The Memory of Running and Middlesex.

My favorite book of all times is unaccustomed earth by jhumpa lahiri! Another great one by the same author is Interpreter of Maladies (short stories).

I just finished reading Shantaram. I loved this book for it's insight into life in India, and more specifically Bombay, and the (sometimes questionable) resourcefulness of its main character.

favourite books...easy... Kite Runner and A thousand splendid suns. Must reads.

Marley and Me! Such a great read.

one of my favorite books is "you are special" by max lucado. it is written for children, but i believe the message is one that grown ups also need to be reminded of from time to time.
*i'm a big fan of ALL of his books for kids, but this one jumped into my head first! :)

Good Karma (How to find it and keep it) by Joan Duncan Oliver is a pretty good book. It has some interesting quotes such as "Forgiveness is the economy of the heart...it saves the expense of anger,the cost of hatred,the waste of spirits" Hannah Moore.

I would recomend anything written by Mary Higgins Clark for light summer reading.

I just finished reading Shantaram. I loved this book for its insight into life in India, and more specifically Bombay, and the (sometimes questionable) resourcefulness of its main character.