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0November 11, 2009grown-up books

0November 1, 2009every day for a month

Currently Reading:

The Laughing Hangman (Edward Marston)
1001 Nights 2015 Anne Tyler Annie Hawes Antonia Fraser Arthur Ransome Babylonian Myth bedtime story Ben Aaronovitch Ben McIntyre Berlin Betty MacDonald book club books Carol Ann Duffy Charles Dickens C J Sansom Daily Lit David Mitchell David Nobbs Dee Brown Donna Leon Edgar Allan Poe Edward Marston Elinor Brent Dyer Elizabeth Peters Eoin Colfer Erin Morgenstern Fay Weldon Felicity Aston films George Bernard Shaw G K Chesterton Hans Christian Andersen Hans Falada Harper Lee Helen Dunmore Hilary Mantel history Iain Banks Ian Mortimer J. R. R. Tolkien Jane Austen J B Priestley Jeanette Winterson J K Rowling John Grisham John le Carré John Steinbeck Jules Verne Kate Atkinson kindle Lauren St John Len Deighton L M Montgomery London Louise Erdrich Maggie Sefton Marcus Aurelius Mary Hoffman Michael Booth Michael Grant myth & legend Neil Gaiman Neville Shute P D James Philippa Gregory Philip Pullman Pittacus Lore postaweek2011 reading Rick Riordan Rosemary Sutcliffe S. J. Parris Sadie Jones Scandinavia Simon Brett Siri Hustvedt Stef Penney Sue Grafton Sue Townsend Suzanne Collins Theatre Washington Irving William Golding
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