june's Titles

Acceptable Loss by Anne Perry (Historical Fiction, Westerns, History) yes. recommend to Perry readers. Pedophile Subject is a bit difficult. -- Added by june on 02/22/2013 Add Comment

Reamde by Neal Stephenson (Adventure, Suspense, Travel, Sports) Yes. Though I for one am not a 'gamer'; Ilearned lots about those fellows who spend time on computer games with characters, magic spells and maps. Well drawn characters, which got me through 1,042 pages I couldn't put down. -- Added by june on 02/18/2013 Add Comment

MUDWOMAN by Joyce Carom Oates (Classics, Literary Fiction, Biography) she's an excellent writer and the attending emotions take you for a difficult ride. -- Added by june on 02/09/2013 Add Comment

Downsize this! by Michael Moore (Mystery, Horror, Crime, Business, Politics) love it that you have horror and crime and business in the same category as Politics... this book has shown me how it is so many folks absolutely do not like Michael Moore. Truth telling is difficult to bear in these times. funny succinct, sad, infuriating. -- Added by june on 01/28/2013 Add Comment

A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving (Classics, Literary Fiction, Biography) Absolutely recommend. this is John Irving's Vietnam book. What a surprise. It doesn't take place in a war zone. It has the unlikely hero. It took me awhile. -- Added by june on 01/25/2013 Add Comment

Treasure Box by Orson Scott Card (Science Fiction, Fantasy, Science, Health) I'd a fan of Orson Scott Card.. easy read. Not a favorite. -- Added by june on 01/19/2013 Add Comment

Our Endangered Values by Jimmy Carter (Mystery, Horror, Crime, Business, Politics) It almost two years to read this book. Jimmy Carter tells tales without pointing fingers so very eloquently. It took so long due to my sorrow over what he tried to do and what has been turned over and pushed back. From the U.S. attempting to make an enemy of Cuba, to removing solar panels from the White house. -- Added by june on 01/15/2013 Add Comment

Pigs in Heaven by Barbara Kingsolver (Romance, Women's Fiction, Relationships, Humor) Pigs in heaven refer to the Cherokee legend of the Pleaides. Yes if you could use instruction of the culture. good read. fun and some suspense. -- Added by june on 01/15/2013 Add Comment

Flight Behavior by Barbara Kingsolver (Romance, Women's Fiction, Relationships, Humor) Ms Kingsolver has a knack for including science in her fiction... this is an excellent example for climate change, and mankind ravaging the beauty of nature for profit, as well, she wrote so well about being Very conscious of every penny spent I almost put it down... I do not need to learn about that. I do not shop unless it is at goodwill. -- Added by june on 01/07/2013 Add Comment