lending library - any suggestions?
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bookmoochHi everyone,
I have some extra points in my BM account which I plan to use for some books for our at-work lending library which recently got mostly cleaned out. Anyone have any suggestions for good reads that would appeal to a wide range of people? Suggestions especially for books that have a fair chance of being available would be most welcome.
Some books I've picked up in the past that have disappeared are:
One for the Money - Janet Evanovich
The Three Muskateers - Alexandre Dumas
No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency - Alexander McCall Smith
Pompeii - Robert Harris
Thanks!
I have some extra points in my BM account which I plan to use for some books for our at-work lending library which recently got mostly cleaned out. Anyone have any suggestions for good reads that would appeal to a wide range of people? Suggestions especially for books that have a fair chance of being available would be most welcome.
Some books I've picked up in the past that have disappeared are:
One for the Money - Janet Evanovich
The Three Muskateers - Alexandre Dumas
No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency - Alexander McCall Smith
Pompeii - Robert Harris
Thanks!
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Date: 2009-05-20 05:43 pm (UTC)The Constant Gardener by John Le Carre
Remember When by Nora Roberts (part of it ties into a long-running series, but the book stands alone)
No, I don't have ulterior motives... >.>
There are tonnes of copies of Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden on BM.
Donna Tartt's The Little Friend is currently quite available. I don't think it's got quite the broad appeal of her other book, but it's certainly an interesting read that could appeal to some. (I adored it.)