WHAT WE'RE READING
*The most requested books at Dunham
Public Library for March
2010
Fiction
1. "The Given Day"
by Dennis Lehane
2. "Alex Cross's Trial"
by James Patterson
"Swimsuit" by
James Patterson
4. "The Lost Symbol"
by Dan Brown
5. "The Art of Racing
in the Rain" by Garth Stein
6. "Family Honor"
by Robert B. Parker
7. "Breathless"
by Dean Koontz
8. "Bed of Roses"
by Nora Roberts
"Hothouse Orchid"
by Stuart Woods
"Best Friends Forever"
by Jennifer Weiner
"Hotel on the Corner
of Bitter and Sweet" by Jamie Ford
Non-Fiction
1. "In the President's
Secret Service: Behind the Scenes with Agents in the Line of Fire
and the Presidents They Protect" by Ronald Kessler
2. "Going Rogue: An
American Life" by Sarah Palin
"Have a Little Faith:
A True Story" by Mitch Albom
"Inside of a Dog:
What Dogs See, Smell and Know" by Alexandra Horowitz
"True Compass: A Memoir"
by Edward Kennedy
6. "Last Words"
by George Carlin
7. "The Time Traveler's
Guide to Medieval England: A Handbook for Visitors to the Fourteenth
Century" by Ian Mortimer
"The Mayo Clinic Diet"
by Mayo Clinic
"A Killer Named Hatch:
Massacre on Potatoe Hill: A True Story" by Thomas Blanchfield
"Warm Bread and Honey
Cake: Home Baking From Around the World" by Giatri Pagrachchandra
"Open: An Autobiography"
Andre Agassi
"Superfreakonomics:
Global Cooling, Patriotic Prostitutes and why Suicide Bombers
Should Buy Life Insurance" by Steven Levitt
"What the Dog Saw:
And Other Adventures" by Malcolm Gladwell
"Love Soup: 160 All-New
Vegetarian Recipes, From the Author of the Vegetarian Epicure"
by Anna Thomas
"The Time of My Life"
by Patrick Swayze
"Where Men Win Glory:
The Odyssey of Pat Tillman" by Jon Krakauer
"Best of the Best:
500 Fast & Fabulous 5 Star 5 Ingredient Recipes" by Gwen
McKee
**Compiled
by Cheryl Pula, Reference Librarian