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November 08, 2006

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Susan Helene Gottfried

I still say I'm willing to be a go-between for some of these books, to make doubly sure that Di will either hate or love them. *wink*

But seriously, you guys read more literary stuff than I am prone to. Which is fine; you're expanding my horizons nicely.

Oh, and guys, I'm on the fence about this Stolen Child book. You may begin lobbying me to your side of THAT particular war at any time.

Shirley

Hey, I'm glad you disagree- makes reading Di's blog even more fascinating.

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  • This was touted by Bookmarks magazine (a magazine I HIGHLY recommend) as the one book to read if you want to read one book about Vince Lombardi. It's jam-packed with football details...which I love!

  • Another brilliant book by the author of The Tipping Point.

  • Manchild in the Promised Land lost me about 2/3 of the way through. So I'm on to this recommendation from JoAnn. I may return to Manchild, but I think I need a quick read right now.

  • I'm very excited to read this book recommended by Debbie Ellman and enthusiastically confirmed by my BF Amy!

  • This recommendation came from...well, I saw a woman so immersed (pun intended) in it that she was reading it IN the pool at a hotel I was staying at. This was later confirmed by a bookseller at an independent bookstore (of course) in Sarasota.
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