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Good reads for adults and young adults

by Tricia

Jun 23, 2009

City of Bones, City of Ashes, City of Glass. They are all good reads and I would highly recommend them. I bought them all at the same time and read through them before the week was out. If you liked Twilight, Blue Bloods, and Marked series, then you will also like Rachel Caine's Morganville Vampire series--the latest one just released. I am in my 40s but loved all of these books--we have a book club for teachers at my school. If you have some good reads that you would like to suggest I would love to hear of some books for this summer. I see the book Help is getting a lot of chats. How about Jodi Picoult's new book, or Mary Higgins Clark?

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Tricia She has a brand new one out called Handle With Care. I haven't read it yet. Sister's Keeper is good. I haven't read Tenth Circle, but I did read Keeping Faith, Plain Truth, Vanishing Acts, and 19 Minutes. I liked all of those, especailly Keeping Faith and Plain Truth. Morganville Vampires are fast and fun reads. If you liked Twilight--you would lik...See More

Jun 24, 2009

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suzanne I'm going to the bookstore for the Morganville series and I'm currently reading City of Glass. I love finding new young adult fiction for my classroom. There is a lot of buzz for the Study series by Snyder. I haven't seen it in the stores though. I started Handle With Care when it first came out, but I put it down. It was almost a carbon copy of a ...See More

Jun 29, 2009

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Tammie Britt If you enjoy mysteries with Southern Charm, you should read Cathy Pickens Southern Fried mysteries. I just finished reading one that is easy to read and seems as if someone sat down to have a chat about the neighbors with you.

On 6/23/09, Tricia wrote: > City of Bones, City of Ashes, City of Glass. They are all > good reads and I wou...See More

Jul 11, 2009

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Tricia Check out Half Price Books--they have coupons for next week all week. You may have to sign up for email--they sent mine to me. I have written down all these books you have recommended and going to shop this week for them. I have two that are pretty close to me. Thanks for the suggestions! I love good reads.

Jul 12, 2009

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Tricia I found one of the Southern Fried Mysteries at Half Price books. I plan to start it soon. Thanks for the recommendation!

I read a murder/mystery entitled Fractured by Karin Slaughter. It is a thriller. Det. Trent comes up on a crime scene in a mansion where teenage girl is murdered in her bedroom, and mom is standing among shattered glass ...See More

Jul 22, 2009

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