Read any good books lately?

[Kenda]

I am currently reading Swing Your Sword by Mike Leach (Texas Tech coach). I'm not that far into it, but it has been very entertaining and insightful so far. I admit I'm a bit biased going in since I am NOT a fan of Craig James. Still, it hasn't touched that whole subject yet and it has been a good read.

What's funny is in the past the name Joe Paterno wouldn't have meant much to me, but when I read the name in print in the book, it jumped off the page. Times are a changin!

[tbljones]

THE SURVIVORS by Amanda Havard! Awesome read. Very addictive!

http://www.amazon.com/Survivors-Aman...2502643&sr=8-4

[iggs]

Originally Posted by aggieteach

Have you read The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo? After hearing a lot of people talk about it I finally decided to get into the books ... they are fabulous!!

Aggieteach- I was supposed to read this book this past Summer but I read The Help and others. I finally started Dragon. It took me a while to sort out the 4000 characters but I am really liking it now. I am under pressure to finish it since my DH wants to see the movie over Christmas break.

[CA Dreaming]

I really enjoyed Madame Tussaud by Michelle Moran. It is a historical fiction based on the French Revolution.

[demvet]

"Unbroken" by Laura Hillenbrand is a terrific read.

[Brownie64344]

An older series of books, but the 6th and final book came out this year. Jean Auel's Earth's Children series is so enthralling I literally could not put them down. Each book is about 700 pages, and I am starting on book 5. It tells the story of Ayla, beginning as a 5 year old in prehistoric Europe. It does not sound very exciting, but I promise you, after you get through the first few pages of the first book, you can hardly wait to begin the next.

[cloe]

Hunger Games, I've just recently read this book. Awesome trilogy, I think it is one of those books that you will totally love and you will enjoyed reading it a lot.







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[binbunch]

Originally Posted by Brownie64344

An older series of books, but the 6th and final book came out this year. Jean Auel's Earth's Children series is so enthralling I literally could not put them down. Each book is about 700 pages, and I am starting on book 5. It tells the story of Ayla, beginning as a 5 year old in prehistoric Europe. It does not sound very exciting, but I promise you, after you get through the first few pages of the first book, you can hardly wait to begin the next.

I have read every book in this series and while I do love them, some are much more interesting than others. My favorite is Valley of the Horses....love that book!

[Stormy0717]

My friend got me hooked on the One For The Money series by Janet Evanovich. There are like 18 in the series and I was so addicted I red through all of them! They are making a movie of the first one with Katherine Heigl soon, hopefully she doesnt kill it for me.

[van]

I(m reading Girl with Dragon Tattoo now, loving it!