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1. sammichfelge answered: Anything and everything by Steve Martin. First on the order: An Object of Beauty
2. gosashago answered: extremely sad, true love story. it’s amazing. a few years old, if you haven’t already read it.
3. cheekonator answered: looking for alaska! if you havent already
4. babytakesmanhattan likes this
5. rockandrora answered: “getting the love you want” by harville hendrix Seriously good
6. librarian-by-night answered: Shadow of the Wind
7. notesofgratitude answered: the true story of hansel and gretel by louise murphy It is a WWII book, but it is incredibly different from any others out there.
8. waffles93 answered: Stargirl by Jerry Spinelli
9. quarterlifecoe answered: I’ve enjoyed Jonathan Tropper’s books lately. Enjoy!
10. snapshotyourlife answered: Stieg Larsson - Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Just when you think about putting the book down, something happens and you HAVE to keep reading!
11. awty likes this
12. sabine answered: Check out the Half-Blood Blues by Esi Edugyen. A really, really great book.
13. spoonfulofvigor likes this
14. saygrits answered: Anthropology of an American Girl
15. climbthetree answered: Wild
16. absolutepositive answered: The Burning Time by Robin Morgan
17. neverdoubtlife said: Sarah’s Key, The Bookthief, either Michael J. Fox memoirs, any A.J. Jacobs books or Born To Run - The Selection was a good quick YA book too. Enjoy vacation. :)
18. kristenfromkansas answered: gold by chris cleave.
19. gatsbydaily answered: I’m about to pick up The Night Circus because of a friendly recommendation
20. megwhat likes this
21. livemylove likes this
22. megwhat said: GAME OF THRONES
23. ddrid likes this
24. mens-rea answered: I absolutely loved The Magicians.
25. pinkseersucker answered: What Alice Forgot - it’s a lovely, easy beach read!
26. nancysun answered: Wild (Strayed), American Wife / Prep (Sittenfeld), Super Sad True Love Story (Shteyngart sp?), Lost Dogs (Non Fiction)
27. dosesofpms likes this
28. dosesofpms answered: Beautiful Ruins, The Arrivals, the new Jennifer Weiner book… anything “summery”!
29. spikeghost answered: if you like horror: anything by HP Lovecraft, Let the right one in, Dracula
30. teddybear-hugs likes this
31. yummybites answered: if you like historical fiction, Becoming Marie Antoinette.
32. crimeswithemma answered: I highly recommend The Night Circus! It looks like YA, but it isn’t really.
33. thedancingtoast answered: The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle, by Haruki Murakami
34. theneutralneon answered: Bel Canto by Ann Patchett is one of my favorites.
35. abnormallyyours answered: Kabul Beauty School. Hands down the best book I’ve read in months.
36. goular answered: rules of civility is fun cause it’s about nyc back in the day, also currently reading sophie’s choice (set a bunch in brooklyn) and loving it
37. seetheresarun likes this
38. funtacos answered: The New York Trilogy by Paul Auster. Classic NY novels.
39. rootless-tree answered: Drop Dead Healthy by A.J. Jacobs was fantastic. Anything by him is worth reading, honestly!
40. theworkinprogressblog answered: I 2nd Girls in White Dresses. Also, Open- Andre Agassi & The End of Normal- Stephanie Maddoff (wife of Bernie’s son) if you like nonfiction.
41. darkillumination answered: Beautiful Ruins!
42. emphasisadded answered: totally not highbrow but I am about 20% of the way through Stephen Kings 11/22/63 and it is GREAT. Not scary, but a total page turner.
43. nutmeghan answered: If you liked Death Comes to Pemberley, I think you’d really like The American Heiress by Daisy Goodwin - very Downton Abbey-esque!
44. msmishegas answered: Let the Great World Spin
45. tallgirltales said: where are you going??
46. imeanduh answered: unbroken or anything by curtis sittenfield
47. jenniflr answered: Rules of Civility, In the Shadow of Gotham, The Lock Artist, The Weed That Strings the Hangman’s Bag
48. travellark answered: The Night Circus by Erin Morganstern was a really great read.
49. angrygirlfrienddiaries said: On the Island was good, and I’m currently reading The Chaperone and enjoying it.
50. mavieenrose answered: salvage the bones, to be sung underwater
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