It's that time again, 2003 summer reading list!
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It's that time again, 2003 summer reading list!
We're coming up on the 2003 summer beach reading list. Just a reminder to all the newcomers. We prefer interesting but not too deep (we need to keep one eye out for stray dorsal fins and hyperactive children). So, what book can you recommend for a great summer read?
I'll start,
The Nanny Diaries,
very funny yet frightening, perfect for a day at the beach!
Suggestions please, I've got 3 weeks at the beach and no novels on the horizon!
I'll start,
The Nanny Diaries,
very funny yet frightening, perfect for a day at the beach!
Suggestions please, I've got 3 weeks at the beach and no novels on the horizon!
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If you watch Regis and Kelly, Kelly will give you some great juicy novels to read. She just started a book club for beach readers the first one is "If Looks Can Kill".
IMO-Daddy's Little Girl by Mary Higgins Clark is a great read.
I agree the Nannie's Diary is great to.
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IMO-Daddy's Little Girl by Mary Higgins Clark is a great read.
I agree the Nannie's Diary is great to.
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The Janet Evanovich series of crime novels with a protagonist named Stephanie Plum, a bumbling bounty hunter. I've never laughed out loud more, but I can't read the funny passages to my 12 year old daughter when she asks because they tend to be so bawdy. There are 7 so far, with another due out in June. The titles are all based on numbers - starts with One for the Money.
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Pat-Mrs Kal read Ya Ya last trip to Kauai and is waiting for the movie, too.
Ditto Hiassen while on a beach vacation!
Or Elmore Leonard.
"Killing Pablo" looks very interesting.
The search for and subsquent death of Columbian Coke Kingpin Pablo Escobar.
"Take my silver or take my lead...you have a choice". Interesting.
Kal
Ditto Hiassen while on a beach vacation!
Or Elmore Leonard.
"Killing Pablo" looks very interesting.
The search for and subsquent death of Columbian Coke Kingpin Pablo Escobar.
"Take my silver or take my lead...you have a choice". Interesting.
Kal
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Okay, so it may not qualify as "light" summer reading, but you know how it is when you just finish a terrific read and want to share....? So I've got to offer Anna Quinlen's novels, "One True Thing" and "Black and Blue." Excellent story-telling, both of them.
Elizabeth Berg's novels (tho I liked the first, "Durable Goods" the least) are all quick reads - well done and with food for thought about women's lives.
Elizabeth Berg's novels (tho I liked the first, "Durable Goods" the least) are all quick reads - well done and with food for thought about women's lives.