Book list for Grown ups!

[karen624]

I like to pretend that I might actually get to read on the plane (yeah right, I will be sitting with the 2 1/2 year old) or maybe after the kids go to bed.
Anyone have any good book suggestions they would like to share?

My faves lately-
Lorna Landvik- The View from Mount Joy
-Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons
Remember Me- Sophie Kinsella (nice light, fluffy chic lit)
Sarah's Key- Tatianna de Rosnay (very heavy and not a happy book, but fantastic)
Jodie Picoult- The Plain Truth
Dan Brown- Digital Fortress
Deborah Smith- On Bear Mountain

And my very, very favorite- Diana Gabaldon- Outlander series

 

[ms_missy66]

I'm addicted to the Sophie Kinsella series of Shopaholic books. Confessions of a Shopaholic, Shopaholic takes Manhattan, Shopaholic Gets Married, Shopaholic and Sister and Shopaholic and Baby. There are two others I can't wait to read.

 

[SLK1]

Yea! I hope to get some good recommendations here. I like all of Sophie Kinsella's books, including the Shopaholic series. I also liked The Kiterunner, A Thousands Splendid Suns (not light reading but excellent), The Other Boleyn Girl, and Where The Heart Is.

 

[SLK1]

FYI...Sophie Kinsella writes under the name of Madeline Wickham also.

 

[gr8leg8]

I saw Michael J. Fox on Oprah.
checked our local library for his books.

Lucky Man was very good and I am looking forward to his Looking Up.

 

[RMulieri]

Heres my list:
Janet Evanovich-The Stephanie Plum series-one for the money,two for the dough etc
Sue grafton- Alphabet series- A is for alibi
Stephanie Meyer-Twilight series
Rhonda Pollero- Knock off and Knock em dead
Douglas Preston/Lincoln Child- Agent Pendergast novels-
Relic,Reliquary,Cabinet of curiosities, etc

John Jakes- North and South, Love and War, Heaven and Hell
James Michener- Centennial