I've just finished two whilst on holidays...

Bronte's Story (Bronte Cullis) -
Remember the girl with anorexia that Ray Martin interviwed a few times? This is a very interesting book that is pretty much her journal from when she was recovering.
I just read this one whilst on summer holidays as well, I really enjoyed reading her story in her words. She actually lived in the next town to where I live which I did not know.

If you are into biography's I recommend "A piece of cake" by Cupcake Brown. Very full on but one of the best books I have ever read.

I was disappointed to come home from my yearly reading frenzy holiday @ the beach this year as I got some good reading in.

I would also recommend "Marching Powder" by Rusty Young. A story of a drug trafficker being placed in San Pedro Prison in Bolivian, interesting story.

Also I recommend Candy by Luke Davies, probably my favourite book. You might have seen the film with Heath Ledger (poor Heath) but the book is way more powerful.

Sammiejane - I loved My Sisters Keeper as I was reading it but I was so disappointed by the ending, IMO I think the auther coped out after writing an amazing book. I have had discussions with others with have a different opinion, but that is what I love about books they speak to people in different ways and then create great discussions sometimes