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@Lisa Gerber Loved Owen Meany. I’ve read it at least that many times, too!
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@adamtoporek OMG! I knew I liked you for a reason. I ALMOST added it to my list and then remembered we were talking fiction.
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@geoffliving Cool! You have lots of time. April 24th. (we’re kind of a big deal, you know) Is that cool?
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@MolliMegasko Thx for the recommendations! I ordered Still Alice & I have the Hunger Games sitting on my Kindle! Can’t wait to read them!
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“Far Bright Star” by Robert Olmstead–I don’t typically like to read westerns, but this one is amazing. It takes place in the early 20th century with a military posse going into Mexican territory on a...
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[...] reading Molli Megasko’s, “The Top 10 Fiction Books Every PR and Marketing Pro Should Read” and Gini Dietrich’s “Reading Fiction Helps Your Career,” I felt inspired [...]
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[...] by Sesema PR on Apr 27, 2012 • 8:10 am No Comments After reading Molli Megasko’s “The Top 10 Fiction Books Every PR and Marketing Pro Should Read” and Gini Dietrich’s “Reading Fiction Helps Your...
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[…] reading Molli Megasko’s, “The Top 10 Fiction Books Every PR and Marketing Pro Should Read” and Gini Dietrich’s “Reading Fiction Helps Your Career,” I felt inspired […]
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@ginidietrich love this list! I’ve read three of them and am reading Hunger Games now, and having a hard time putting it down.
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As I told Gini, I’m still on withdrawal from reading (on her recommendation) the dragon tattoo series. Don’t think I’m likely to find quite as compelling a trilogy anytime soon. I’m halfway through...
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Jane Eyre – because we are all unique and because beauty, in whatever form, comes to those that never settle for second best. Bright lights, big city – jay mcinerney’s 80s novel is a warning to all of...
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Hi Molly, thanks for sharing your reading list. I’ve read some of these books, but not all. I also love fiction and completely agree it helps improve writing. I also think reading fiction, and talking...
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You are correct. I had a note in there that the last four books are non fiction…that must have gotten edited out, @lisagerber ?
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I love a good recommendation! I will start reading A Splendid Exchange tonight! (Stay with Unbroken, that I my “I can’t recommend it enough” book.)
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I’ve loved reading since I was pretty young. Another thing reading helps with is to expand your vocabulary So I don’t have to use the word douche all the time!!!! Even though it’s may favorite word....
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