Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim313 reviews David Sedaris Back Bay Books, 2005 Sedaris knows how to show you a great time. + Dress Your Family in Cords or enim + This book is a truly enjoyable read. I've loved every one of Sedaris' books, and just fininshed re-reading this one. I felt like some good laughs, and his books really deliver. Sometimes a "yikes" rather than a laugh, but always an impact. I have yet to find anyone than has the wit and style and ability to fascinate as well as ...             Until I Find You: A Novel254 reviews John Irving Ballantine Books, 2006 The First 40 pages! + maybe not the best, but still a great Irving novel The book begins slowly, opening with the main character, Jack, at 4 years old. Jack is geniously able to comprehend converstaions like an 8 year old- however it is still hard to believe he understands, nor REMEMBERS, travelling from country to country in search of his absconded father, William- an ...             Running with Scissors: A Memoir821 reviews Augusten Burroughs Picador, 2006 Wonderful read for good laughs + A Childhood Undesired: A Review of Running with Scissors + A humorous romp through an unusual childhood + Liked the Movie Better             Everyone Worth Knowing196 reviews Lauren Weisberger Simon & Schuster, 2005 Very entertaining I realy enjoyed this book. It was very entertaining and exciting to read how Bette's love life and career took a 180 degree turn to the wild and crazy. I can't wait to read the next book by Lauren!             Me Talk Pretty One Day735 reviews David Sedaris Back Bay Books, 2001 Do Not Read While Eating Because It's So Funny You Might Choke + David Sedaris does it again! + Not heartwarming... in a good way. When I opened this book I had limited time so I decided to look for the shortest essay in the book so I could sneak in a quick read. I selected "Big Boy" which started on page 97 and ended before the next essay that started on page 100. By the end of the first paragraph I was already laughing and ...             My Sister's Keeper: A Novel1032 reviews Jodi Picoult Washington Square Press, 2005 A Heartbreaking Page Turner + Heart-wrenching, but captivating + Should we be? + Wonderful read             The Perks of Being a Wallflower1268 reviews Stephen Chbosky MTV, 1999 Freakin' Awesome + Thoughtful coming-of-age story + Pretty good. + Left wanting to know more...             Middlesex: A Novel (Oprah's Book Club)854 reviews Jeffrey Eugenides Picador, 2002 You Are Such a Flirt + One of my favorites! + A Wonderfuf Read + From a pediatric Urology Nurse's view point, well done             Memoirs of a Geisha2478 reviews Arthur Golden Vintage, 2005 MEMOIRS OF A MASTERPIECE + The best book by far + Excellent Portrayal of Geisha Life + Definitely Worth Reading + Memoirs of a Geisha             Magical Thinking: True Stories165 reviews Augusten Burroughs Picador, 2005 Intriguing, a little disturbing + Very good book + Works Comedic Magic + as good as the others.             A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius916 reviews Dave Eggers Vintage, 2001 A dizzying book + I really liked it, but it's not for everyone - 4 1/2 + A.H.B.W.O.S.G. Review + The Work of A Staggering Genius             Dry: A Memoir253 reviews Augusten Burroughs Picador, 2004 Excellent story telling + One of his best + Very nice + Astounding + Every emotion under the martini glass!             Still Life with Woodpecker168 reviews Tom Robbins Bantam, 1990 Amazing + Out There, but that's its charm + Amazing! + Birthday gift             The Pursuit of Happyness130 reviews Chris Gardner Amistad, 2006 Strong Voice - Honest and Bold + Great book + A book that teaches hope, faith, and love + Not as good as the movie it inspired, but inspiring in its own right             You Shall Know Our Velocity122 reviews Dave Eggers Vintage, 2003 Like My Mind on Paper + Undoubtedly compelling + A moving, living experience of a book I just finished the book for the second time. It is probably not the greatest book that I have ever read, but it is definitely my favorite. And that is what matters. I could read nothing but this book, over and over, for the rest of my life. I would be completely satisfied in doing so. Eggers ...             The Color Purple446 reviews Alice Walker Pocket, 1990 Color Purple + surprise + best book ever! I love this book and I would recommend anyone to read it and watch the movie.             Naked414 reviews David Sedaris Back Bay Books, 1998 Absolutely fantastic + Painful to read, mostly plotless, but entertaining + FRANCINE!!! This has become a very famous book and it deserves to be. It is certainly the type that has you lending it to all your friends and telling them about which pieces are your favorites. I love reading about his family and am a big fan of sister Amy so whenever there's a mention of her I get ...             The Virgin Suicides394 reviews Jeffrey Eugenides Grand Central Publishing, 1994 Time in a Bottle + Jorie's Reads on The Virgin Suicides by Jeffrey Eugenides + this is a true story "... they were bound for college, husbands, child-rearing, unhappiness only dimly perceived -- bound, in other words, for life." The Virgin Suicides is not just a story of the loneliness of being female. It is also a story of the loneliness of life and understanding what it is to be female; the ...             Still Life with Woodpecker168 reviews Tom Robbins Bantam, 1990 Amazing + Out There, but that's its charm + Amazing! + Birthday gift             My Sister's Keeper: A Novel1032 reviews Jodi Picoult Washington Square Press, 2005 A Heartbreaking Page Turner + Heart-wrenching, but captivating + Should we be? + Wonderful read