Challenge: 50 Books discussion

1. White Oleander- Janet Finch
2. The Keeper- Sarah Langan (my 2nd time reading this book)
3. The Missing- Sarah Langan
4. You Suck: A Love story- Christopher Moore

I know its not alot, but i aim to read a lot more. And i also like to really get involved in a book. Cuz in the end its not about the number of books you read but how many impacted you, how many you remember.

i agree with you about savoring a book for the impact. sometimes if i plow through too many i forget them. then, they're just pulp.

how is white oleander? i've got it on my shelf, but have never read it.

I loved White Oleander when I read it in high school. Such an amazing work, especially for a first novel by any author! I hope you truly enjoyed it! That book has certainly impacted me, especially considering the similarities in the relationship with the mother and daughter in the book.

White Oleander is an amazing book, half the time i felt like i was reading a poem or something its, her style of writing is so different than any book i've ever read you should defintly read it. And yes i did enjoy it.

My books so far updated
1. White Oleander- Janet Finch
2. The Keeper- Sarah Langan (my 2nd time reading this book)
3. The Missing- Sarah Langan
4. You Suck: A Love story- Christopher Moore
5.This book will save your life-A.M Homes
6.Blindness-Jose Saramago
7.The Mist-Stephen King
8.Odd Thomas-Dean Koontz
9.Forever Odd-Dean Koontz
10.700 Sundays-Billy Crystal
11.The Blue Girl-Charles de Lint
12.The virgin suicides-Jeffrey Eugenides
13.Joyride-Lindsay Faith Rech
14.A Lotus grows in the mud-Goldie Hawn
15.Incompetence-Rob Grant
16.The Hitchikers guide to the galaxy-Douglas Adams
17.The restaurant at the end of the universe-Douglas Adams
18.Middlesex-Jeffrey Eugenides
19.House-Frank E. Peretti, Ted Dekker
20.Heart-shaped Box- Joe Hll
21.A Changed Man-Francine Prose
22.To Wake the Dead-Richard Layman
23.Lost Girls and Love Hotels-Catherine Hanrahan
24.The Ruins-Scott Smith
25.1984-George Orwell

fun fact Joe Hill is actually a pen name, i cant remember his real name, but i do know that he is Stephen King's son.