Re: LM_NET Digest - 1 May 1997 - Special issue

[Sharon Blumenstein <SHABLU@AOL.COM>]

Dear Larry, Please bold the ones your're interested in, this is avery long
list, more than 5 pages.  Send it back to my email.

Sharon

 Subject: HIT: Summer Reading Part 2

 The Big Picture by Douglas Kennedy
 Ranch by Danielle Steel
 Isle of Woman + Shame of Man by Piers Anthony
 Master Switch by William H. Stender
 Shipping News by Annie Proulx
 Evening Class by Maeve Binchey
 Murder at Ebbets Field and Murder at Fenway Park by Troy Soos
 The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey. (British detective trying to
 decide if Richard III deserves his bad rep)
 Riding Shotgun by Rita Mae Brown (time travel from present day fox hunt
 to 1600's)
 Into the Forest by Jean Hegland (Post-apocolyptic, set in near future in
 northern CA)
 Dream Man by Linda Howard (very interesting murder mystery)
 Son in the Morning by Linda Howard (deals with Robert the Bruce) (?)
 Valentine by Tom Savage (excellent plot twist)
 Mitford series by Jan Karon
 Foreigner, Invader, Inheritor by C. J. Cherryh
 Staying Fat For Sarah Byrnes by Chris Crutcher
 Mick Harte was Here by Park
 Robin Hobb's Assassin series
 Fire Rose by Mercedes Lackey
 Valdemar series by Mercedes Lackey
 Pern series by Anne McCaffrey
 Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by John Gray
 Mars and Venus in the Bedroom by John Gray
 What color is your parachute? by Richard Nelson Bolles
 Wild Swans:three daughters of China
 Memoir:All rivers run to the sea by  Elie Wiesel
 everything by Barbara Tuchman
 When Nietzche Wept
 anything by Barbara Kingsolver
 anything by Jane Smiley
 A Yellow Raft in Blue Water by Michael Dorris
 Devil in the Blue Dress by Walter Mosley
 The Yellow Dog by Walter Mosley
 anything by Anne Tyler.
 The Weight of Water by Shreve
 Total Control by Baldacci
 Silent witness by Patterson
 The Partner by Grisham
 The List by Martini
 Confederacy of Dunces by Toole
 Solar Storms by Linda Hogan
 In my mother's house by Kim Chernin
 Among Schoolchildren by Tracy Kidder
 Ladder of Years by Anne Tyler
 Partner (or any) by John Grisham
 Sole Survivor (or any) by Dean Koontz
 Airframe (or any) by Michael Crichton
 Horse Whisperers by Nicholas Evans
 Cat who said cheese (or any) by Lillian Jackson Braun
 anything by Karen Kijewski
 anything by Darian North
 anything by Carol O'Connell,
 anything by J.A. Jance
 anything by James Patterson
 anything by Richard North Patterson
 anything by Nancy Taylor Rosenburg
 The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley
 Time and Again by Jack Finney (time travel to NY of 1800's)
 This Stranger, My Father by Hawks
 anything by Barbara Kingsolver esp. High Tide in Tucson
 Mama Makes Up Her Mind by Bailey White
 TOTAL CONTROL by Baldacci
 Ashes To Ashes by Lyn Riddle  (will be out this month)
 An Anthropologist on Mars by Oliver Sacks
 anything by James Lee Burke
 The Only Good Yankee by Jeff Abbott (funny mysteries set in the South)
 anything by Angela Thirkell (1930's to 1960's most set in the fictional
 county of Barsetshire)(for Jane Austen fans)
 anything by Miss Read (set in small English villages, she continues to
 write one every year)(for Jane Austen fans)
 A Reporter's Life: Walter Cronkite (don't miss it)
 James Morris' History of the British Empire:
         Heaven's Command: An Imperial Progress
         Pax Britannica: The Climax of Empire
         Farewell the Trumpets: An Imperial Retreat
 The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan
 Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder (novel about history of philosophy)
 Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood
 The Jade Peony by Wayson Choy
 You Went Away by Timothy Findlay
 Snow falling on cedars by David Guterson (My favorite)
 The beekeeepers apprentice by Laurie King
 A monstrous regiment of women (Both of these are about Sherlock
         Holmes and his female assistant)
 Beyond the burning time by Kathyrn Lasky
 Memoirs of a bookbat
 The golden compass by Philip Pullman
 Missing the Piano by Adam Rapp  (Exquisite read)
 The Hundred Secret Senses by Amy Tan
 The Dream of Eagles Series by Jack Whyte  (arthurian legends)
 Briar Rose by Jane Yolen
 The Eight by Katherine Neville (mystery, history, chess, mystical stuff,
 and exotic places)
 anything by Patricia Cornwell
 Detective Thabbet by Dorothy Simpson (great English mysteries)
 Brighten The Corner Where You Are; I Am One Of You Forever; Farewell,
 For I Am Bound To Leave You
 They Came Like Swallows and Old Man At The Railroad Crossing by The Big
 Picture" by Douglas Kennedy
 Ranch" by Danielle Steel
 Piers Anthony's Isle of Woman + Shame of Man
 Master Switch by William H. Stender
 Shipping News by Annie Proulx
 Maeve Binchey's new book Evening Class
 Murder at Ebbets Field and Murder at Fenway Park by Troy Soos
 The Daughter of Time by Josephine Tey. (British detective trying to
 decide ifRichard III deserves his bad rep)
 Riding Shotgun by Rita Mae Brown (time travel from present day fox hunt
 to 1600's)
 Into the Forest by Jean Hegland (Post-apocolyptic, set in near future in
 northern CA)
 Dream Man by Linda Howard (very interesting murder mystery)
 Son in the Morning by Linda Howard (deals with Robert the Bruce) (?)
 Valentine_by Tom Savage (excellent plot twist)
 Mitford series by Jan Karon
 Foreigner, Invader, Inheritor by C. J. Cherryh
 Staying Fat For Sarah Byrnes by Chris Crutcher
 Mick Harte was Here by Park
 Robin Hobb's Assassin series
 Fire Rose by Mercedes Lackey
 Valdemar series by Mercedes Lackey
 Pern series by Anne McCaffrey
 Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus by John Gray
 Mars and Venus in the Bedroom by John Gray
 What color is your parachute? by Richard Nelson Bolles
 Wild Swans:three daughters of China
 Memoir:All rivers run to the sea by  Elie Wiesel
 everything by
 Barbara Tuchman
 When Nietzche Wept
 anything by Barbara Kingsolver
 anything by Jane Smiley
 A Yellow Raft in Blue Water by Michael Dorris
 Devil in the Blue Dress by Walter Mosley
 The Yellow Dog by Walter Mosley
 anything by Anne Tyler.
 The Weight of Water by Shreve
 Total Control by Baldacci
 Silent witness by Patterson
 The Partner by Grisham
 The List by Martini
 Confederacy of dunces by Toole
 Solar Storms by Linda Hogan
 In my mother's house by Kim Chernin
 Among Schoolchildren by Tracy Kidder
 Ladder of Years by Anne Tyler
 Partner (or any) by John Grisham
 Sole Survivor (or any) by Dean Koontz
 Airframe (or any) by Michael Crichton
 Horse Whisperers by Nicholas Evans
 Cat who said cheese (or any) by Lillian Jackson Braun
 anything by Karen Kijewski
 anything by Darian North
 anything by Carol O'Connell,
 anything by J.A. Jance
 anything by James Patterson
 anything by Richard North Patterson
 anything by Nancy Taylor Rosenburg
 The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley
 Time and Again by Jack Finney (time travel to NY of 1800's)
 This Stranger, My Father by Hawks(?)
 anything by Barbara Kingsolver esp. High Tide in Tucson
 Mama Makes Up Her Mind by Bailey White
 TOTAL CONTROL by Baldacci
 Ashes To Ashes by Lyn Riddle  (will be out this month)
 An Anthropologist on Mars by Oliver Sacks
 anything by James Lee Burke
 The Only Good Yankee by Jeff Abbott (funny mysteries set in the South)
 anything by Angela Thirkell (1930's to 1960's most set in the fictional
 county of Barsetshire)(for Jane Austen fans)
 anything by Miss Read (set in small English villages, she continues to
 write one every year)(for Jane Austen fans)
 A Reporter's Life: Walter Cronkite (don't miss it)
 James Morris' History of the British Empire:
         Heaven's Command: An Imperial Progress
         Pax Britannica: The Climax of Empire
         Farewell the Trumpets: An Imperial Retreat
 The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan
 Sophie's World by Jostein Gaarder (novel about history of philosophy)
 Alias Grace by Margaret Atwood
 The Jade Peony by Wayson Choy
 You went away by Timothy Findlay
 Snow falling on cedars by David Guterson (My favorite)
 The beekeeepers apprentice by Laurie King
 A monstrous regiment of women (Both of these are about Sherlock
         Holmes and his female assistant)
 Beyond the burning time by Kathyrn Lasky
 Memoirs of a bookbat
 The golden compass by Philip Pullman
 Missing the piano by Adam Rapp  (Exquisite read)
 The hundred secret sences by Amy Tan
 The Dream of Eagles Series by Jack Whyte  (arthurian legends)
 Briar Rose by Jane Yolen
 The Eight by Katherine Neville (mystery, history, chess, mystical stuff,
 and exotic places)
 anything by Patricia Cornwell
 Detective Thabbet by Dorothy Simpson (great English mysteries)
 They Came Like Swallows and Old Man At The Railroad Crossing by
        William
 Maxwell
 This Boy's Life by Tobias Wolff
 Duke of Deception by Geoffrey Wolff (these are autobiographies by two
 brothers who were brought up by divorced partents - one with mom and one
 with dad)
 Brighten The Corner Where You Are, I Am One Of You Forever, and
 Farewell, For I Am Bound To Leave You by Fred Chappell
 Thinking In Pictures And Other Reports From My Life With Autism by
 Temple Grandin
 Patrick O'Brian's Aubrey/Maturin series "Master and Commander".
 Last Orders by Graham Swift
 Angela's Ashes by Frank McCourt
 Light in the window; These high green hills; At home in Mitford by Jan
 Karon
 The Laughing Sutra and Iron and Silk by Mike Salzman
 Crazy in Alabama by Childress
 Red Azalea; and Katherine by Ainchee Min (China during the cultural
 revolution)
 The Mists of Avalon by Marion Zimmer Bradley (the ENTIRE Arthurian
 legend told from the women's point of view (especially Morgan Le Fey).
 The Merlin Effect by  T. A. Barrons (alsoa new three part series about
 the lost years of Merlin)
 In the beauty of the lilies by John Updike
 Love, again by Doris Lessing
 Last orders by Graham Swift