Holiday Reading?

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1. officialbookface likes this
2. condescendants answered: Infinite Jest! My first David Foster Wallace. Such a delight.
3. awyeahstacie answered: I’m reading Christopher Isherwood’s “The Berlin Stories”
4. cchan6 answered: Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Freire
5. padawank answered: I read that and was left really angry cause I just want punch the parents in the face. What did you think about it?
6. teethandlilies answered: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley / The Sandman by Neil Gaiman
7. osterozhna answered: I’ll be finishing Ender’s Game for the first time…which I’ve been enjoying way more than I was expecting to. Kill the buggers, go ‘Merica!
8. justanotherbildungsroman answered: I just got The Age of Innocence, but really I’m in the middle of The Name of the Wind.
9. fl-neur answered: Let the Great World Spin, by Colum McCann
10. madamex-files answered: Americana by Don Delillo! Appropriate, right?
11. theemostwretched answered: YES, CHEF by Marcus Samuelsson. Had to get it after the Fresh Air interview!
12. stephaniemaxwell answered: Emma!
13. thisindieamericanlife answered: Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy by John le Carre
14. ashelam answered: Down and Out in Paris and London by George Orwell
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18. houseoforange answered: Gonna read Tuesdays With Morrie! Kinda sad, I know. =\
19. iluvmylulu2 answered: Beautiful Ruins-Jess Walter. Btw, Family Fang was great!
20. thisisforcedric answered: The Alcatraz Screw by George Gregory :)
21. jcacciolagallery answered: Portrait of a Lady by Henry James
22. still-holding-minas-tirith answered: Andromeda Strain
23. poetfire said: Just finished reading Henning Mankel’s “The Chronicler of the Winds”. A post-colonial African street kid’s view of his world. Remarkably beautiful phrases and paragraphs throughout. And a stunning insight into lives we know so little about.
24. on-the-looking-glass answered: Quiet-The Power of Introverts in a World That Can’t Stop Talking, by Susan Cain
25. bonedrone likes this
26. amberrecker answered: The Marriage Plot by Jeffrey Eugenides
27. live-love-huzzah answered: hologram for a king, a novel by Dave Eggers
28. janye1 answered: The Hunger Games
29. connieanony answered: Just finished The Goodbye Summer by Patricia Gaffney, and next on the shelf is Free Food for Millionaires by Min Jin Lee.
30. chalkdustswirls likes this
31. mypassingfancies answered: I’m reading Seating Arrangements by Maggie Shipstead.
32. fromexilegrowman answered: Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy by Eric Metaxas
33. 909miles answered: I’ve just started the Song of Ice & Fire series. Wish me luck!
34. gin-and-derision answered: “On Food and Cooking: The Science and Lore of the Kitchen” by Harold McGee
35. emiloveyouu answered: Tears of the Desert, by Halima Bashir
36. liuliuliu answered: Yes, Chef by Marcus Samuelsson
37. havingreadthebook answered: Tell Me When It Hurts by Christine M Whitehead
38. imannaboat94 answered: Paper Towns, by John Green
39. i-have-to-return-some-videotapes answered: Pass the 6: A guide to passing the FINRA Series 6 exam. I’m out of control over here. lol
40. williammaxell answered: a people
41. helloimmrburns answered: Blue Mars by Kim Stanley Robinson
42. filkowski answered: Phonebook!
43. ravenhallow answered: I’m guiltily re-reading “Who Fears the Devil?” by Manly Wade Wellman (I should be reading new things) and the RRUFFURR indie furry comic!
44. tallestguyintheroom likes this
45. galapagosgal answered: Then we came to the end: Jonathan Ferris
46. ghostofthewind answered: My Dad’s Pictures from WWII by: K.F. Kirwin. It’s a picture book about the end of the war,Paris,Orly,France. Very cool aircraft.
47. ribbonsandbowsxo answered: The Elegance of the Hedgehog by Muriel Barbery
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