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What books do you give thanks for?

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Anything by Anne Tyler. 

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Anything written by James Patterson, John Saul, Sidney Sheldon or Mary Higgins Clark!!!!! 

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Simple Abundance by Sarah Ban Breathnach 

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My current three all-time favorites are:  Pillars of the Earth, The Red Tent and Simple Abundance -- they combine good writing with inspirational themes.   

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1. The several military histories written by Robert Leckie 
2.  "The Last Hurrah"   "The Edge of Sadness"  written by Edwin O'Connor 


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Absalom! Absalom! by Faulkner and Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell 

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The book I give thanks for is Willa Cather's My Antonio 

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Dr. Suess'  Oh the Places You'll Go.  This book is wonderful for anyone from kindergarten to retirement.  I have heard it read by a company CEO at a college Career Day, at a high school graduation, on a TV series to a child who suffered a family tragedy.  I have given it to my nephews upon their high school graduations (with a $100 check).  I own it myself.  Wonderfully inspiring book.   

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Love in the Time of Cholera by Marquez 

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Those books that are well written and in readable English without typos that catch my interest are the best books I am very thankful to have read several of them Also any book on a 14 hour flight ...  

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Margaret Mitchell's Gone with the Wind -- The best novel ever written.  Characters so life like they leap off the pages.  Scenery so vivid you feel like you are reliving the civil war.  A classic for all time. Sharon Kay Penman's Sunne in Splendor -- A masterpiece of historical fiction. 

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The GOOD ONES! 

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All of Nickolas Sparks books - then I pray for a speedy new release to come out 

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Anything by James Lee Burke. 

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Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott 
Stolen Season by David Lamb 


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A Child's Garden of Verse 
The Bible 
Golden Books 
Grimms Fairy Tales 
Hans Christian Andersen 
Dr. Seuss 
Winnie The Pooh 
All of Walter Moseley's Mysteries  
Elie Weisel's works 
Gorky Park 
Machiavelli's The Prince 
Animal Farm 
How Stella Got Her Groove Back 
War and Peace 
Why Is The Grass Always Greener Over The Septic Tank? 
1,0001 Things To Be Happy About 
and the list goes on and on and on !!! 

  
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All of them! 

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Their Eyes Were Watching God 
The Poisonwood Bible 
Unstoppable 
The Spirit Catches You and You Fall Down 


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I am thankful for all books, and for the freedom to choose which ones I want to read. 

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I'm really thankful for Diana Gabaldon's Outlander series!  Mostly I'm just thankful that I discovered them after the first four had come out.  If I'd had to wait for the third and fourth ones, I don't think I would have made it.   

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Atlas Shrugged, The Sun Also Rises, The Catcher in the Rye, The Great Gatsby, Tuesdays with Morey, All four Harry Potter books, Frankenstein, The Professor and the Mad Man and at least a hundred more. 

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I give thanks for the Anne books, which I read as a child, and also Angela's Ashes, and the classics I read in school, especially A Tale of Two Cities, and many many more that I can't remember at the moment. 

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Old favorites: 
1. A Prayer for Owen Meany by John Irving      
2. Gift from the Sea by Anne Morrow Lindbergh 
A new favorite: The Samurai's Garden by Gail Tsukiyama 


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Les Miserables By Victor Hugo. 

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Every one that's on my shelves...and all the ones that will be. 

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The Holy bible 

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I am thankful for books that I can't put down. 
For books that open a new world of information about topics that I don't know about. 
For books that make me actually cry or laugh out loud. 
For books that I remember long after they are read. 
For books that I love well enough to recommend or share. 


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The Bible, CS Lewis Chronicles of Narnia Series, Contact by Carl Sagan, Pretense by Lori Wick, Anne of Green Gables series by LM Montgomery 

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I give thanks for all books.........for knowledge, escape,  
excitement,salvation.....and for the teachers who taught me to read them. 


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"Tuesday's with Morrie" is the book that I would like to share with everyone.