Have read
Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of
Everything - Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner
(finished 12/21/06)
The Cliff Walk - Don J. Snyder (finished 9/27/06)
Night - Elie Wiesel (finished 7/3/06)
Big Russ and Me: Father and Son: Lessons of Life - Tim
Russert (finished 6/26/06)
The Truth About Celia - Kevin Brockmeier (finished
5/1/06)
The Happiest Baby on the Block - Harvey Karp
(finished 4/22/06)
As Simple as Snow - Gregory Galloway (finished
2/8/06)
Twice Blessed: Everything You Need to Know About Having a
Second Child--Preparing Yourself, Your Marriage, and Your
Firstborn for a New Family of Four - Joan Leonard
(finished 1/24/06)
Why Do I Love These People? Honest and Amazing Stories of
Real Families - Po Bronson (finished 1/7/06)
From One Child to Two: What to expect, how to cope, and how
to enjoy your growing family - Judy Dunn (finished
12/17/05)
Waiting for Birdy: A Year of Frantic Tedium, Neurotic Angst,
and the Wild Magic of Growing a Family - Catherine Newman
(finished 11/7/05)
The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
(finished 10/31/05)
Toddler: Real-life Stories of Those Fickle, Irrational,
Urgent, Tiny People We Love - edited by Jennifer Margulis
(finished 7/16/05)
An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness - Kay
Redfield Jamison (finished 5/23/05)
Afterlife - Douglas Clegg
(finished 5/4/05)
Banishing Verona - Margot Livesey
(finished 3/30/05)
Kings of Infinite Space - James Hynes
(finished 2/6/05)
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time - Mark
Haddon (finished 1/15/05)
Sammy's Hill - Kristin Gore
(finished 12/31/04)
Ideas of Heaven: A Ring of Stories - Joan Silber
(finished
12/22/04)
Lucky Us - Joan Silber
(finished 12/10/04)
No Second Chance - Harlan Coben
(finished 10/20/04)
Letters to a Young Therapist: Stories of Hope and Healing -
Mary Pipher (finished 9/13/04)
The Automatic Millionaire - David Bach
(finished 8/10/04)
Darkness Visible:
A Memoir of Madness - William Styron
(finished 7/24/04) |
(Bryan) am an avid
reader and am always in the midst of reading something. The list of
books I want to read is endless. I usually find out about
interesting books through newspaper/magazine/online reviews or
through Amazon.com's "if you liked that, then you might like
this" links.