Book Number Fourty - Sing You Home

Sing you home - Jodi Picoult

Another classic Jodi Picoult - tackling the current issues in a romanticised way. No shocking twist at the end, however.

Book Number Thirty Nine - Curse of the Spellmans

Curse of the Spellmans - Lisa Lutz

A brilliantly written sequel to the first book. These characters are well developed, easy to read and emotionally attachable. The story keeps moving along. Chick flick with some standards

Book Number Thirty Eight - Rumour Has It

Rumour Has It - Jill Mansell

A light and easy read about how one brave decision leads to a lifetime of fun and suprise

Book Number Thirty Seven - The Discomfort Zone

The Discomfort Zone - Jonathan Franzen

A collection of childhood essays that were a delight to read

Book Number Thirty Six - On Chesil Beach

Chesil Beach - Ian McEwan

A quick and easy read on the dangers of jumping into things without fully comprehending the consequences. Short listed for the 2007 Pulitzer prize.

Book Number Thirty Five - Whose Life is it Anyway?

Whose Life is it Anyway? - Sinead Moriarty

A light, easy to read Irish chick lit.

Book Number Thirty Four - Stories I only tell my friends

Stories I only tell my friends - Rob Lowe

An autobiographical account of this young hollywood star. I got the sense that he was trying to be polite and not offend too many people - very diplomatic even at the most controversial events. Very disappointing that we did not here more of the West Wing Story also.