BOOK LIST TAG

At dinner tonight, Kiersten, Theresa, and I were talking about reading and came up with the idea of a book list. So.....here's my suggested reading book list. After you have read it, you are tagged and must post your suggested reading booklist. These are in no particular order as I have LOTS of favorites.

1) Sarah's Key: Historical Fiction about French Jews being sent off to camps with a modern storyline interwoven. Get at library and Target has it.

2) The Last Promise by Richard Paul Evans. This is one of my favorite love stories! It's a true story taht takes place in Italy and I'm dying for it to become a movie.

3) The Captain of My Heart Series by Anita Stansfield: Great adventure and romance set back in the England/New America time.

4) The Sunflower by Richard Paul Evans: True love story that takes place in a Peruvian orphanage.

5) The Gable Faces East and sequel Gables to the Sky by Anita Stansfield. Takes place in Australia many years ago on a horse "station". Great adventure and some romance, too! These books out of print. Local library has them.

5 1/2) Gables of Legacy Series by Anita Stansfield. Read these AFTER #5 above as they are the ancestors. I have these if any want to borrow.

6) Twilight Series: OF COURSE!

7) The Saboteur by Dean Hughes. Paratrooper in WWII: adventure and romance.

8) Whitney, My Love by Judith McNaught. Pretty much ANYTHING BY JUDITH MCNAUGHT (Warning: These books do contain love scenes!)

9) The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks. LOVE LOVE LOVE (Movie awesome, too)

10) The Count of Monte Cristo By Alexander Dumas. I really love this book and this is one book that I am glad I saw the movie first so that I could know how to pronounce the french words.

11) The Children of the Promise series by Dean Hughes. WWII historical fiction: awesome awesome

12) The Red Scarf by Kate Furnivall: Historical fiction set at a labor camp in Siberia in the 1930's. I have it if any want to borrow it.

13) Memoirs of a Geisha: Kristie got me into this one several years ago. Having lived in Japan for 6 years when I was a kid, I was fascinated with the story. True story from a former Geisha

14) Les Miserables by Victor Hugo. This comes in the 1500 page long version or shorter condensed version. I saw this on Broadway (on a blind date....never saw the guy again...my choice...) and had to read the book and get all the piano music for it. You're probably familiar with it.

I love to read pretty much anything during the WWII time frame especially survivor stories about Nazi Germany, etc. For some reason, it fascinates me.

I have read everything of Nicholas Sparks, Judith McNaught, and Richard Paul Evans. Some people don't like Nicholas Sparks because some of his books don't end happy. Be forewarned but I think he's a great storyteller.

I'm a sucker for a good romance.

Now remember, if you read this, it is YOUR turn to post!