2008 Book List

[muliebrity]

Adult Lit/Non-fiction
1. The Conscience of a Liberal by Paul Krugman
2. How to Pick a Peach: The Search for Flavor from Farm to Table by Russ Parsons
3. Election by Tom Perrotta
4. This Common Secret: My Journey as an Abortion Doctor by Susan Wicklund
5. The Women of Magdalene by Rosemary Poole Carter
6. Women and Money by Suze Orman
7. Food Court

Comments

[thejoysofjess]

LOL, my 2008 book list contains

Raccoons and Ripe Corn. Very hot read. Totally recommend it.

[muliebrity]

How have I lived my whole life without reading such a masterpiece?

[thejoysofjess]

Oh you are missing out on a lot.

[scorpi084]

I've read most of Nickel and Dimed. I R FAIL.

[muliebrity]

Conscience of a Liberal is a tad TL;DR but I think you would like it. It gives a lot of history and context I didn't know before or knew of only in passing.

[scorpi084]

I'll have to look into it.

[audiobiblio]

Again, your lightning fast reading ability makes me sick. We're halfway through January and you've already downed five books.

I know we've established that I have children to run around after, but it doesn't make me any less jealous.

[qa]

Ooh, I have 'LIttle Girls in Pretty Boxes'. I want to read that.

I'm also horribly disappointed in the rapid downturn of the Anita Blake series. I had to quit reading around Danse Macabre.

[muliebrity]

All of her books are like train wrecks as me. Tragedies, but I can't turn away. And they are some of the quickest reads out there.

[qa]

It just got too crazy...I've found all of them in ebook form, and I'll probably read them that way. For free, it may be worth it, but I'm not going to pay for any more.

[muliebrity]

I get almost all of the books I read from the library. I think I've only bought 3 books this year (outside of textbooks) and none of those cost over $10.

[photogfrog]

I am jealous of this list.