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My favorite books I read in the last few months:

HELTER SKELTER: THE TRUE STORY OF THE MANSON MURDERS by Vincent Bugliosi and Curt Gentry. Nonfiction.
Well written tale of
brutality and evil.
It’s terrifying.

THE BEGINNER’S GOODBYE by Anne Tyler. Novel.
Smart, lovely story
of a widower’s journey.
I love Anne Tyler.

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My favorite books of the last few months:

ARGO by Antonio Mendez and Matt Baglio. Nonfiction.
CIA hijinks

and an exciting escape.

Better than the film.

EINSTEIN: HIS LIFE AND TIMES by Walter Isaacson. Biography.

Fascinating life

advancing math and physics

and a great deal more.

TOP OF THE ROCK: INSIDE THE RISE AND FALL OF MUST SEE TV by Warren ( Read more... )

I read or listened to 78 books this year. After listing my favorites, I realized all my fiction faves were written by women and all my nonfiction faves by men. Weird, huh? Here they are:

Noah's Compass by Anne Tyler. I've read all her books except her new one and love them all. She writes such deep characters. The ending is especially terrific.

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So I'm a little opinionated.

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THE LIFEBOAT by Charlotte Rogan. Novel.

A teeming lifeboat

and unnerving characters.

Horrifically great.

STUMBLING ON HAPPINESS by Daniel Gilbert. Nonfiction.

I learned that we can’t

predict what will make us happy.

But that that’s okay.

THE MAGIC ROOM by Jeffrey Zaslow. Nonfiction.

An uplifting book

about love and marriage by

a wonderful man.

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I had a great time at the American Library Association conference last weekend and signed 200 Zeke Meeks books!


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THE STATISTICAL PROBABILITY OF LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT by Jennifer E. Smith. YA novel ( Read more... )