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Reading is an adventure, a way of seeing the world through the eyes of someone else rather than your own. We often get so involved in our own trials and tribulations that we forget that there is a way to escape. Reading is that escape, because in the words of a book you will find yourself on an adventure you would never attempt to have in your real life. The fun of solving a murder mystery or running from the authorities or anything that is not in your real existence. Here we give you ten such titles to enjoy.
The Girl Who Kicked The Hornet's Nest Originally written by Stieg Larsson in his native Swedish and now beautifully translated is the story of Lisbeth Salander, wanted for murder, almost buried alive and now undergoing brain surgery to remove a bullet from her brain. The final book of a trilogy.
The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: An Eclipse Novella (Twilight Saga) By Stephanie Meyer is the continuing adventures of vampire Bree Tanner. This book is recommended for young adults.
The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo Join us as Stieg Larsson introduces Lisbeth Salander in his first book of a trilogy in which Lisbeth becomes involved with mysteries and adventures. This is the first book of the trilogy.
The Healing Code Join Alex Loyd and Ben Johnson as they take us through a Universal Healing Code, revived after thousands of years, that tells us how to heal everything and anything.
The Girt Who Played With Fire This is Stieg Larsson's second book of the trilogy in which Lisbeth Salander continued her run through mystery and adventures as she is being pursued by authorities. This trilogy is a must read.
George Washington's Sacred Fire- Peter A. Lillback tells the story of a great man of history through is own writings, journals, manuscripts and letters. Learn about George Washington the man rather than the President.
The Help Follow Kathryn Stockett as she talks to black nannies and their problems with raising white children. This book takes place in Jackson, Mississippi during the civil rights movement.
Women, Food and God: An Unexpected Path To Almost Everything Here, author Ganeen Roth, tells us we are what we eat. Read and find out how we tell others who and what we are by what we eat.
The Grand Jihad: How Islam and the Left Sabotage America Author Andrew C. McCarthy tells us why we should not fear terrorism as much as we should fear Islamism.
Sh't My Father Says Author Justin Halperin recalls pleasant, funny, and sometimes hilarious moments he spent with his father. This book not only takes us on a journey through the author's young life, but helps us to recall memories of our own.
To some of us reading is an adventure we would not try on our own but do not mind living vicariously through the main character. To others reading is an escape and here we have listen ten top best sellers that will help you to escape the hum drum of every day life.
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