Here is what I read in 2008 - from my notebook
* Mother/Daughter Book Group read
January
Journey to Topaz, Yoshiko Ulchida*
Sisters Grimm: Magic and Other Misdemeanors, Michael Buckley
Febuary
The Fifth Woman, Henning Mankell
Cabal, Michael Dibdin
Don't Point that Thing at Me, Kyril Bonfiglioli
March
Eat This, Ian Jackman
One Step Behind, Henning Mankell
Cosi Fan Tutti, Michael Dibdin
April
The Omnivore's Dilemma, Michael Pollan
Death of an Englishman, Magdalen Nabb
Firewall, Henning Mankell
A Long Finish, Michael Dibdin
Death of a Dutchman, Magdalen Nabb
May
Criss Cross, Lynne Rae Perkins*
Death in Springtime, Magdalen Nabb
Blood Rain, Michael Dibdin
June
First Light, Rebecca Stead*
Sound Bites, Alex Kapranos
The Queen Jade, Yxta Maya Murray
The Falconer's Knot, Mary Hoffman
July
Animal Vegetable Miracle, Barbara Kingsolver
Battle of the Labrynth, Rick Riordan
The Year of the Goat, Margaret Hathaway
August
To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee*
And Then You Die, Michael Dibdin
Death in Autumn, Magdalen Nabb
The Outermost House, Henry Beston
Medusa, Michael Dibdin
The Marshal and the Murderer, Magdalen Nabb
September
Four Letter Words and Other Secrets of a Crossword Insider, Michelle Arnot
Back to Bologna, Michael Dibdin
The Marshall and the Madwoman, Magdalen Nabb
End Games, Michael Dibdin
October
Donuts: An American Passion John T Edge
The Marshall's Own Case, Magdalen Nabb
The Alchemyst, Michael Scott*
The Secret Language of Knitters, Mary Beth Temple
A Girl Named Zippy, Haven Kimmel
November
The Marshal Makes His Report, Magdalen Nabb
Homeless Bird, Gloria Whelan*
Apple Pie, John T Edge
Fried Chicken, John T Edge
The Marshal at the Villa Torrini, Magdalen Nabb
December
Beyond the Big Talk, Debra Haffner
From Diapers to Dting, Debra Haffner
The Thinking Parent's Guide to Talking Sense, Deborah Roffman
The Wee Free Men, Terry Pratchett*
Goose Girl, Shannon Hale
Dark Banquet: blood and the curious lives of blood-feeding creature, Bill Schutt
The Ghost in Love, Jonathan Carroll
Organic gardening : the natural no-dig way, Charles Dowding
9 minutes ago
Oh boy! I love book lists! Any of these you'd particularly recommend?
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Most of them are mysteries or children's books. Animal, Vegetable Miracle was excellent. Another funny one was Sound Bites - the author is the front man for the band Franz Ferdinand. He writes about his culinary adventures when his band is on tour. A Girl called Zippy was also excellent, laugh out loud memoir of a kind of dysfunctional family.
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