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book of the month

chris1613

whats the best book everyone reading/has read over the last month? for me it s a series by john o brian called A NEW WORLD first book is called chaos. i m up to no.5 and waiting on no.6. brill read!:happy:

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steppingstones

The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri. She is an exquisite writer.

foxxyroxy12

I'm reading The Leftovers by Tom Perotta. It is very interesting to see the primary family's dynamic after the "Incident".

Booksandbeaches

The best new book I've read is actually a seafood cookbook. It's For Cod and Country: Delicious, Sustainable Cooking by award-winning young chef, Barton Seaver. It's more than cookbook though. I have a ton of cookbooks, but this is one where I might actually make the recipes. He provides background info on making healthy, sustainable seafood choices as well as easy cooking techniques and the recipes are all sorted seasonally. I liked the book enough to buy it.

The Lowland by Jhumpa Lahiri. She is an exquisite writer.

I agree. I was hooked on her writing after read The Namesake.

sbecknc

I just finished Kate Locke's "The Queen is Dead" trilogy - good stuff! Quick reads and fun!

TryingToBeABetterMe

Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children by Ransom Riggs. It was amazing I've read it twice now.

Laughter_Girl

Sycamore Row by John Grisham

MizTerry

I've read a couple of books by Richard Paul Evans. I've never been disappointed.