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@Bostongrl25: I have read a lot of books by her and she's pretty give or take, but The Pilot's Wife blew me away. I thought it was a great book.

I'm reading The Devil's Queen by Jeanne Kalogridis and Twenties Girl by Sophie Kinsella. I also have a book by Patricia Cornwell in my pile, it is one of her Kay Scarpetta novels but I can't remember which one. They're always the perfect read when I'm distracted though.

I recently finished "Sing You Home" by Jodi Picoult. I thought it was good but it wasn't my favorite book of hers. I felt like it was rushed at the end and it could have used some extra chapters.

I'm about to start reading Pretty Little Liars #2 (i have no idea which one it is, just that it's second in the series). Lame, I know. I love the show & i have to know what's going on! I don't want to wait forever. I want to read to full series.

I just got Ida May Gaskin's Guide to Childbirth and the Guide to Breastfeeding. So, i'll be jumping into those ASAP!

@Gerbera:It's good to hear you enjoyed "Night Road." That one is definitely on my to-read list.

I also want to re-read all of the Harry Potter's before the movie comes out, but I'm not holding my breath on that one.

@CanAmBride: Another one here for Jen Lancaster! Can't wait for her new book. Also have the new Mary Kay Andrews on preorder.

I just finished the 3 Weissmans of Westport by Cathleen Schine, highly recommended by the NY Times but I thought it sucked. Just didn't get much out of it. 3 women's lives were turned upside down and somehow still ended up kind of depressing lol

Currently working through a book called Project Everlasting, a super cute nonfiction read where two bachelors travel the country, interviewing couples married 50+ years, asking their secrets.

I'm reading Gail Collins' "When Everything Changed: The Amazing Journey of American Women from 1960 to the Present."  It's a fascinating look at the various women's movements and how women's role in American society has changed.  I really really recommend it.

I kinda read several books at the same time... beofre SO got me a Kindle, I'd have one in each room and just pick it up and continue from where I left off, so one in the living room, one in the office, one in the bedroom (and ok, one in the bathroom - but that's for bubble baths!)

Currently reading 'The Turn of the Screw' by Henry James and 'Treason' by Ann Coulter, 'Faces in Time', Lewis Aleman, and 'Alice's Adventures in Wonderland' 

Just finfished reading Ayn Rand's 'Anthem', 'Deconstructing Obama', Jack Cashill, 'The Obama Diaries' Laura Ingrahm (sorry not his biggest fan - don't hate me) 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Sense and Sensibility' by Jane Austen (not the best 'Waiting" books), and Larsson's 'Girl who played with Fire', but not sure I wa to read the next one - it was good, but not great. 

Plan on reading 'Never Let Me Go' soon, along with all the Harry Potter books like the poster above before the final movie (besides, I kinda read them once a year, anyway, just like 'Lord of the Rings' and 'A Christmas Carol' - it's seasonal for me). 

This is a great thread - I've been bugging so many people in my life for book suggestions.  I finished Girl with the Dragon Tattoo and I'm almost done with the second.  Also, Water for Elephants was fantasssstic.  

Yeah, I'm months behind :)

I just filled up my allowed holds at the library and only got about halfway through the thread!  Great recs, guys :)

I just read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, loved it! When classes are over I plan on reading it's sequel next.

I am working on reading "The Other End of the Leash", by Patricia B. McConnell. It was recommended to me by fellow dog owners, as I have got myself a terrible humper.

If you like dogs and are into training and understanding dogs, this is a great book. I've got it on the Kindle - not too far into it, but I haven't had free time to read with everything going on at work.