Here's My Personal Favorite:

The Notebook
Nicholas Sparks
This is a very touching love story. You'll need a box of Kleenex as you read this story of love that endures the tests of time and ravages of old age. It made me treasure the blessings I enjoy thanks to a wonderful marriage.
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Here's a few from one of my favorite authors, Robin Cook.
Chromosone6|Toxin|Acceptable Risk

Chromosone 6
Robin Cook
I love all of Robin Cook's novels. His books are along the lines of medical suspense. If you love a good suspense/mystery, don't miss Robin Cook! This is one of his newer ones. It deals with the idea of making genetic clones.

Toxin
Robin Cook
This one's so new I haven't even read it yet, but I can't wait!

Acceptable Risk
Robin Cook
I can't remember what this one is about. I thought I had read them all, but this one doesn't sound familiar.
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Here's a couple from Michael Crichton. (The book's always better than the movie!)
Congo|Jurrassic Park|The Lost World

Congo
Michael Crichton
I found this book much more suspenseful than Jurassic Park. The movie didn't do it justice, either. Basically it's about a very intelligent group of apes who live deep in the Congo and really resent any intrusions.

Jurassic Park
Michael Crichton
Is there anyone out there who doesn't know what this is about? It's the story of a wonderful idea of a theme park based on dinosaurs gone terribly awry.

The Lost World
Michael Crichton
The sequel to Jurassic Park. Who doesn't love a sequel? In this book something has survived, of course. Now it wants to wreak it's share of havoc, too.
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What To Expect When You're Expecting

This was my pregnancy "bible". I loved this book! It gives a month-to-month break down of your pregnancy. It's very interesting and helpful. It put my mind to ease many times.
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Green Eggs And Ham
Dr. Suess
This was one of my favorites when I was little. There's a story behind it, too. (My mom had to read this book to her younger brother so many times that she refused to buy it for me. I could never figure out why it was never to be found at any book store. Hah! So when I had Ivy, she bought me this book because she thought I must view it as she did. Instead, I was happy to finally get Green Eggs and Ham!) Now I've been reading it to Ivy.

Pat The Bunny

This is another book from when I was little that I'm going to introduce Ivy to. It has different textures to see and feel. When I was little, though, the sandpaper texture of the man's beard used to make me cry! I also used to think it was a story about Pat, the bunny.

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