Updated some taken off some added.

Since I last commented in June:

The Wedding Officer by Anthony Capella  I really liked this, preferred it to The Food of Love

Enigma by Robert Harris Really good story

The Little Friend by Donna Tart  On my TBR

A Dead Place by Stephen Booth  I like this series, this particular one seem to drag though but they improve again after

Scared To Live by Stephen Booth see above

Chemistry Of Death by Simon Beckett Really good page turner

Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe by Fannie Flagg On my TBR

Of these I really enjoyed:

Enigma - Robert Harris; Shutter Island - Dennis Lehane, and Forever Odd - Dean Koontz.

Also, The Gargoyle sounds really good.

windysisters:

Since I last commented in June:

The Wedding Officer by Anthony Capella  I really liked this, preferred it to The Food of Love

Enigma by Robert Harris Really good story

The Little Friend by Donna Tart  On my TBR

A Dead Place by Stephen Booth  I like this series, this particular one seem to drag though but they improve again after

Scared To Live by Stephen Booth see above

Chemistry Of Death by Simon Beckett Really good page turner

Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe by Fannie Flagg On my TBR

 

I agree about A Dead Place Wendy, in my journal I put that it was stodgy compared to the previous ones but as you say it got better again with the next one.

I have just finished the second Simon Beckett - Written in Bone and it is at least as good as the first one.

Before I Die by Jenny Downham On w.list

The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman On TBR

Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult On w.list

sparhawk:

 Updated 1st August 2008

The Tigers Child by Torey Hayden - loved

Always and Forever by Cathy Kelly - enjoyed

Updated 2nd July 2008

Damaged by Cathy Glass - loved

Before I Die by Jenny Downham - loved, one of my fav books

I Choose To Live by Sabine Dardene - loved

 Updated 23rd April 2008

Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamandra Ngozi Adidche - couldn't get into this one

Updated 1st April 2008

The Other Side Of The Story by Marion Keyes - on tbr

 Updated 27th January 2008

Shadow Of The Wind by Carlos Ruiz Zafon - on tbr

Updated 8th January 2008

The Subtle Knife by Philip Pullman - loved

Vanishing Acts by Jodi Picoult. - loved

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TITLE                                                       AUTHOR

 Added 20th November 2007

LABYRINTH                                                KATE MOSS - on tbr

TIME TRAVELLERS WIFE      AUDREY NIFFENEGGER - loved

VINCE AND JOY                  LISA JEWEL - enjoyed

THE SAVAGE GARDEN   -  MARK MILLS - found a bit boring

 

Not read many of these but

The Wasp Factory Iain Banks ....... Very good, have since read almost everything he's written

Half of a Yellow Sun....am reading now...will let you know !

Started reading The Wasp Factory but ended up putting it down. Didn't enjoy it all. Same with interpretation of murder, I only had a couple of chapters to finish but still put it down, thought it lost focus towards the end. I do recommend the Little Friend by Donna Tartt though, quite a long book but it had me hooked. Loads of great characters in it too.

updated 1st October 2008

 bumped for November.

The Island by Victoria Hislop A good read, but didn't stay in my head for long afterwards. If you like historical novels then you'll probably like this, as it gives you a lot of information about the history of the island. I preferred the "history" story to the modern one, personally.

Second Glance by Jodi Picoult Loved this book, my second favourite of hers - but I know that a lot of people didn't like it as it was rather different from her usual novels.

The Outcast by Sadie Jones Want to read

No Time For Goodbye by Linwood Barclay On my TBR

Constance by Rosie Thomas Want to read

Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamandra Ngozi Adidche Been trying to read this but find it kind of hard to get into - not exactly inspired to continue reading.

Bumped