Books I loved and thought were page turners-
1.' To kill a mockingbird'- classic and excellent!! I recommend it when you grow up, you understand it better!
2.' Angela's Ashes', wow.....incredible story!!!
3. 'She's come undone', total page turner!
4. ' Mudbound'- starts from the get-go!
5. 'On the Island', loved it, simple, nice- a total chic book!
6. ' Gone girl', one word-Whoa!!!
7. 'Woe to Live on', beautifully written!! a classic!!
8. 'The Giver', one of my all time favs!!!
9. 'A child called It', so sad, you will feel so blessed after reading this one!!
10. My naughty side- 'Fifty shades of grey', yes I read it, yes I am a christian, but I am married and wouldn't recommend it to anyone who isn't!!!!
Right now I'm reading a book called 'In the woods'.
(I'll let you know what I think about it when I'm done!)
As you can tell, I'm very eclectic!!! I read alot of different genres! I don't read, horror, sci-fi, or anything with zombies or vampires! I do love a great mystery though!!!
From Sept 25-Oct 2 it is ' Celebrating the freedom to read' week. It is being promoted to read books that have been banned! Believe it or not at one time or another "To kill a mockingbird" and "Harry Potter" are on this list!! I believe we should be able to read whatever books we want and decide for ourselves what we like and don't! I do however believe we need to use our best judgement when letting our younger kids pick out books!! They are labeled for a reason- children, youth, young adult, adult etc!! Help them choose correctly. But by all means as an adult read all the time, and if you feel like being a rebel- choose a book from the banned list, you might have a new favorite or it might open your mind to new ideas!!!
Goodreads- banned lists, click here
Read on my friends!!!
PS...what are you reading right now?
Reading is sexy!! |
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ReplyDeleteI just started "The Shoemaker's Wife", so I don't have any opinion on it yet. It's about Italian immigrants who come to the US at the beginning of the 20th century. I just finished RE-reading Diana Gabaldon's "Outlander" series (in preparation for the next book, the 8th, that comes out in March). My favorite series of books because they've got love and sex and loyalty and history and time-travel and old-time medicine/doctoring and kilts and feminists and all sorts of other goodies all rolled into about 7000 pages (so far). If you haven't yet read them, give them a try. Yowza!
ReplyDeleteOk, I will check them out Kathy!! Do you have them or did you get them at the library? Let me know how The Shoemakers wife is!!!
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