Tuesday, July 9, 2013

Weekly Recommendations List #2 (exciting title, eh?)

Here is my 2nd list of recommendations (yes, I know it's Tuesday - so, sue me).  As a reminder (because it was a week ago, after all), these are all books that I have NOT read.  My sources are bloggers, authors, readers, publicists, and publishers.  As before, if I don't list a genre, then it's your basic contemporary fiction.  Here they are:

Anne Pfeffer, Girls Love Travis Walker, tearjerker - Feed Your Fiction Addiction
Robyn Carr, The Newcomer (#3, #1 - The Wanderer) - BookHounds
Ingrid Thoft, Loyalty - Booking Mama
Jennifer Gilbert, I Never Promised You a Goodie Bag, memoir - Bookfan
Charity Norman, The Son-in-Law - Book'd Out
Harold Holzer and the NY Historical Society, The Civil War in 50 Objects, history - Rhapsody in
   Books
Michael Faber, The Crimson Petal and the White - Estella's Revenge
Anton Disclafani, The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls, coming-of-age story - Booking Mama
Shaunta Grimes, Veral Nation, dystopian YA - Coffee and a Book Chick
Bridget Zinn, Poison, YA - Feed Your Fiction Addiction
Carole M. Roman, If You Were Me and Lived in... (a variety of cities), children's - Stacey's Books
Ruth Silver, Aberrant, dystopian science fiction - Tangled in Pages
Cassandra Clare, Clockwork Princess, YA - To Be Continued
Alexandre Bracken, The Darlot Minds, YA tearjerker - Feed Your Fiction Addiction
Katie Hofner, Mother Daughter Me, memoir - Parade Magazine, Goodreads, itunes
Holly Robinson, The Wishing Well, women's fiction - Booking Mama
Saira Shah, The Mouseproof Kitchen - Book'd Out
Maureen Johnson, The Name of the Star, Shades of Passion series, 1888 - Tangled in Pages
Elizabeth Winder, Pain, Parties, Work, biography - Sylvia Plath - bermudaonion
DM Yates, Always, Love Is Eternal, spiritual fantasy - BookHounds
Sports Illustrated, Big Book of Who Football, sports - Booking Mama
Mary Kay Andrews, Spring Fever, adult contemporary - Tangled in Pages
Stan & Jan Berenstain, Berenstain Bears, children's picture books - bermudaonion (I read these books
   my kids, who are now 37, 34, and 29)
Kelly Starling Lyons, Tea Cakes for Tosh, multicultural picture book
Catriona McPherson, As She Left It - Amazon (8 reviews)

That's it for this week.  Another 25.  There is no shortage of books being recommended by no shortage of sources.  Stick with me here.  In the meantime, I'll "see you" next Monday (approximately).



2 comments:

  1. You are so good to post your list like this. It will definitely help you keep track of where and why you have it on your list.

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  2. Thanks, Stacy. I didn't even think about that. But you're right.

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