book recommendations please!

[imli5533]

i'm leaving for an observing run in india on monday and i don't know what book to take! anyone read any so-good-i-couldn't-put-it-down fiction books recently?

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[clevermynnie]

I really liked Kiran Desai's The Inheritance of Loss and John Banville's The Sea recently.

[goodguyseatpie]

New York Trilogy by Paul Auster. Existential detective mysteries.

[aakepley]

My sister really recommended History of Love by Nicole Krauss. It's my book club selection for January, but I haven't gotten to it yet.

[aakepley]

P.S. My sister was in English major in college.

[anonymous]

Inheart by Cornelia FUnke-

The Blessing Stone- by barbara wood- Actually, everything I have read by her, I loved.

or, you could borrow that poetry book that trevor is reading, he did say it does wonders at putting him to sleep at night-

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