Can someone recomend a good book?

1. Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 2. The Brethren by John Grisham 3. Broker by John Grisham 4. The world is flat by Thomas Friedman 5. Revolutionary Characters by Gordon Wood 6. Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki 7. The power of Intention by Wayne Dyer 8. Power vs. Force by David Hawkins 9. The Art of ther deal by Donald Trump 10. The Art of expectional living (CD)by Jim Rohn

1. The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd 2. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Neffeger 3. A Home At the End of the World by Michael Cunningham. 4. Running with Scissors by Augusten Burroughs

the Blackdagger Brotherhood series by J.R Ward...Vampire romance action type books I guess you could say and they are fabulous...the Dark Hunter series by Sherrilyn Kenyon is pretty good too but J.R's books are way better IMO...The Cell by Stephen King....Red Dragon by Thomas Harris....Desperation by Stephen King...A Child Called 'It' by Dave Pelzer....What if the Buddha Got Stuck (nonfiction..forget the authors name though)....Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams...The Selkie by David Bishoff and Charles Sheffield.....there are a few anyway...I'm an avid reader and have been for yrs now so i have tons of others to suggest if you like..

I am reading the classic "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn" right now and finding it very interesting. It is about an Irish family struggling to survive in Brooklyn. The main character, Francie, is a young girl, but I think this story would interest almost everyone who reads it.

What genre interests you? Western, historical White Indian by Donald Clayton Porter, [but then you will want to read the rest in the series] Romance/mystery/paranormal Jude Deveraux Always Forever Always and Forever Maggie Shayne, the Twilight Series can find a list on her site www.maggieshayne.com SciFi Donald Drake Lord of the Isles [first in a series] Romance historical Any of the Johanna Lindsey Mallory books Jude Deveraux any of the Taggart or Montgomery books Catherine Coulter any of the Sherbrook books

Hi there! I'm more a non-fiction reader myself, here are 5 books I'd recommend: Fiction: - The Da Vinci Code (Dan Brown) - I've read it twice! Not bad for a 600-page book! - Great Expectations (Charles Dickens) Non-Fiction: - Good to Great (Jim Collins) - a business book about how "ordinary" companies, through a number of principled actions, became great ones - Knight's Cross: A Life of Field Marshal Erwin Rommel (David Fraser) - a biography of the famed Desert Fox, one of the great military commanders of World War 2 - Secrets of the Code (Edited by Dan Burstein) - a book which explores the many themes thrown up by The Da Vinci Code. Hope this helps! Cheers! Andre www.theultimatesuccessmanual.com

hmmmmmm i recommend anne rice books