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what do you reccommend?

The Memory Keepers daughter by Kim Edwards The House at Riverton by Kate Morton Ann Glos

am halfway through memory keepers daughter now. Thanks for the other one dont think ive read it Bunny

love in the present tense-by catherine ryan hyde daniel isnt talking-by marti leimbach lynn x

Another one Labrynth by Kate Moss Anything by Philippa Gregory if you like historical novels anything by Jodi Piccoult ann Glos

Thanks Lynn,will look out for those.

ive just read Rosie O'Grady by joan jonker brilliant book.

Ann, not THE Kate Moss? recognise Jodi Piccoult,not sure about Phillipa Gregory.I like lots of things except mills and boon type

I love Joan Jonker,Susie

there are both under £4.00, and great read's hope you enjoy them ((hugs)) lynn x

Bunny no Lol, a different Kate Moss.

Thanks LYNN,XXX Pleased about that ANN, while I like autobiographies ,dont fancy reading K.M.'S LOL XXX

Marshmallows for Breakfast - finished it at 4am this morning, just couldn't put it down!! beautiful, girlie chick lit that had me sobbing and laughing xx

THANKS PINK,title rings a bell.What is it about? xxx

This is the publishers write up not mine When Kendra Tamale boards a plane from Australia to England she's leaving behind a painful affair with a married man and the hideous memory of how things ended. She arrives in her home town of London, rents a room from Kyle, a divorced father of two, and starts a new job. Everything is going to be simple. Kyle's five-year-old twins, Summer and Jaxon, have other ideas and quickly adopt Kendra as their new mother - mainly because she lets them eat marshmallows for breakfast. Kendra eventually becomes a part of their lives, even though she has a deep, dark secret that usually makes her keep people at arm's length. Then Kendra bumps into the man who shares her awful secret, and things fall apart: she can't sleep, she can't eat, she's suspended from work, and the kids are taken away by their mother. The only way to make things better is to confess all about the terrible mistake she made all those years ago. But that's something she swore she'd never do...

INVISIBLE MAN by RALPH ELLISON. Very good. Deanna X

sounds good pink,mustnt have read it. thanks Deanna,Ive got lots of books to keep me going now,knew I could rely on you all to help love Bunny xx

If you like non- fiction? I am currently reading Titanic a Night Remembered by Stephanie Barczewski it is mainly about the aftermath of the disaster, the sinking plays a very small part of the book and it looks into detail about the the lives of - Capt Edward Smith, Wallace Hartley, Thomas Andrews, and John Jacob Astor. Then in contrast looks at J Bruce Ismay and Sir Cosmo Gordon Duff- It is fasinating and looks into their earlier life and even mentions some of them on the census's. I would reccommend if anyone is into that kind of stuff- catherine xx

Doreen, was that the one about child abuse?

Thanks katherine,that sounds interesting and different xxx