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For those of you that have been living under a rock, Calvin is a precocious little boy who goes on plenty of adventures with his stuffed tiger, Hobbs. They get into trouble with Mom, the teacher, and the neighbor girl quite frequently. Sometimes they learn lessons, sometimes they just prove how dumb boys really are (ha!). But they always have fun and they can always bring a smile to your face....check it out!

Updated Oct 20, 2009

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Fahrenheit 451, Ray Bradbury

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Ray Bradbury paints an extremely interesting (and accurate!) picture of the future using lots of figurative language

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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To Kill a Mockingbird, Harper Lee

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I was in the 4th grade the first time I read this, and I STILL thought it was a amazing. It's truly a classic that everyone should read.

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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State of Fear, Michael Crichton

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Michael Crichton was the author of Jurassic Park. 'Nough said.

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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Harry Potter Paperback Boxed Set (Books 1-7), Harry Potter Series, J. K. Rowling

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Alright. So it's a bit childish, but they're WELL-WRITTEN! J.K. Rowling's imagination is wild and her writing is so descriptive that you feel like you're there when you're reading her books. I refuse to see the movies because I don't want to ruin the images that the books have painted in my head! I had to wait to buy them one at a time as they were being published, but you lucky folks can buy the whole paperback set in one swoop. =)

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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A Painted House, John Grisham

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I like all of John Grisham's law books, but this one is different. A Painted House has nothing to do with the courtroom, but John proves what a good writer he is by still engaging us in a wonderful story.

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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The Innocent Man, John Grisham

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I'm usually not a fan of anything non-fiction, but I do like John Grisham, and I went to college in Ada, Oklahoma, which is where this book is based. It was pretty neat to read and be able to say, "hey! I know where that's at!" =)

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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Plum Boxed Set 1 (One for the Money, Two for the Dough, Three to Get Deadly) - Stephanie Plum Series), Stephanie Plum Series, Ja

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Want to laugh out loud as you read? Then you've got to pick up Janet Evanovich's series! It's hysterical...and up to number 15 now!

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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Fever, Robin Cook

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Robin Cook specialized in medical thrillers. Seeing as how my original college major was pre-med, they intrigue me big-time! I have yet to read something of his that I didn't like.

Updated Aug 15, 2009

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