So a girlfriend asked me, "Jen, I need some good authors. Any suggestions?"
Little did she know. . . reading is a passion for me--a huge part of my life. I am an English major after all :) So, this is just the tip of the iceberg and some that I suggested to her.
I really like Jessica Day George's stuff--more YA but I like it.
I really
enjoy the Susan Wittig Albert's The Beatrix Potter Cottage series--
Ally Condie--Matched trilogy is good
Have
you read Lois Lowry's The Giver series?
John Flanagan's The Ranger's
Apprentice series is one of our family's all time faves
I like (most)
of Eva Ibbotson's stuff--The Morning Gift is my fave
Our Boys by Joe
Drape--I really liked
Alan Bradley--The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
is the first in a series--mystery
Kristen Britain's Green Rider
series
Julia Golding's Dragonfly is Miss A's favorite book, and I really
like it.
I like Janette Rallison's stuff--more YA but fun--like laugh out loud fun, and good characters
I love
Joan Bauer's stuff--YA, but great, strong female characters
Richard
Peck's A Long Way from Chicago and then A Year Down Yonder are excellent,
laugh out loud--they are great read-alouds, and really all his stuff is good that I have read
Holes by Louis Sachar
Linda
Hillenbrand--nonfiction, loved, loved, loved Unbroken by her
So hopefully in your hot summer weather (sure is hot here) you can find a good book to curl up with by your air conditioner or the pool! Happy reading!
Showing posts with label summer reading. Show all posts
Showing posts with label summer reading. Show all posts
Friday, July 12, 2013
Friday, June 3, 2011
Summer Reading
Love summer, love reading, so the two go great together. This is what is on my night stand and ready for my summer reading. . . .
Kitchen Table Wisdom by Rachael Remen, M.D.
Coffeehouse Angel by Suzanne Selfors
White Cat by Holly Black
The Weed that Strings the Hangman's Bag by Alan Bradley
Leviathan by Scott Westerfield
The Thief by Megan Turner
Twilight Saga: Official Illustrated Guide by Stephanie Meyer
Divine Signatures by Gerald Lund
So what is on your summer reading list???
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