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  1. #1
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    Jul 2006
    In The Land Of Wonderful...
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    I can recommend The Book Thief on your behalf SJH
    It is a little different, but I thought it was great

    I can also recommend "People Of The Book" by Geraldine Brooks - its her new one - has a bit of everything, history, religion, etc - and very cleverly put together

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    Oct 2007
    By the beach (Melbourne)
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    I can recommend The Book Thief on your behalf SJH
    It is a little different, but I thought it was great
    Excellent, thanks for that. Am finding it difficult to put down!

    I can also recommend "People Of The Book" by Geraldine Brooks - its her new one - has a bit of everything, history, religion, etc - and very cleverly put together
    Ooh I've heard of that one too. Sounds like our bookshelves might be related!

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    1,282

    Marley & Me by John Grogan. I hardly ever read but I just couldn't put this one down. Brilliant.

  4. #4
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    Mar 2006
    7,046

    I loved 'The Memory keepers Daughter" (can't recall author name though). It was a tear jerker though...

    And any of the Jodi Piccoult books - 19 Minutes was brilliant, so was Salem Falls, Keeping Faith, The Pact, My Sisters Keeper... A friend of mine has all her books and I've borrowed the ones I haven't read... I can't get enough of her books!

  5. #5
    Registered User

    Jul 2006
    In The Land Of Wonderful...
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    I loved 'The Memory keepers Daughter" (can't recall author name though). It was a tear jerker though...
    Kim Edwards

    I didn't mind this one, though I was a little disappointed in the ending

  6. #6
    Life Subscriber

    Jul 2006
    Brisbane
    6,683

    A Town like Alice (Neville Shute) is an all time favourite - haven't read it in years though, I wonder if I'd be disappointed.

    Plus the best one I've read recently is the Timetraveller's Wife.

    I love anything by Jodie Piccoult too.

    Oh, and anything by Ann Tyler. I love her but her books are hard to get. Good book shops have some in the literature section. If you've never read Ann Tyler, give it a try. Digging to America is a recentish one of hers that I enjoyed.

  7. #7
    BellyBelly Member

    Mar 2007
    Perth
    2,088

    Highly recommend:

    Tully - Paullina Simmons &
    Chill Factor - Sandra Brown

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