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  1. EAT, PRAY, LOVE is a writer’s yearlong journey in search of self: http://ow.ly/1dqqU #FridayReads 2:05 PM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  2. I HOPE THEY SERVE BEER IN HELL shows us life as a self-absorbed, drunken womanizer: http://ow.ly/1dqoI #FridayReads 12:05 PM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  3. IN DEFENSE OF FOOD’s manifesto urges us to “Eat food. Not too much. Mostly plants.": http://ow.ly/1dqnx #FridayReads 10:05 AM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  4. THE SURVIVORS CLUB has stories of how faith, luck and genetics play into the ability to overcome adversity: http://ow.ly/1dqlY #FridayReads 8:05 AM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  5. ARE YOU THERE, VODKA? IT'S ME, CHELSEA…the title says it all: http://ow.ly/1dqkB #FridayReads 6:10 AM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  6. In THREE CUPS OF TEA a former climber builds schools in Pakistan and Afghanistan http://ow.ly/1dqhg #FridayReads 4:10 AM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  7. In THE LOST CITY OF Z by David Grann a writer searches for an explorer who was lost in the Amazon in 1925 http://ow.ly/1dqe3 #FridayReads 2:10 AM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  8. Nonfiction #FridayReads coming up today...feel free to jump in! 2:05 AM Mar 5th, 2010 via HootSuite
  9. BURY ME DEEP has gotten tons of praise, every word of it deserved. You won't be able to put it down till the end! http://ow.ly/1dq95 2:05 PM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  10. RT @APMonkey Happy National Grammar Day! Celebrate the proper usage of your/ you're & there/their/they're. http://j.mp/grammarDay 1:22 PM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  11. Surprised to learn this was our most popular book tweeted last week: THE STORY OF EDGAR SAWTELLE: http://ow.ly/1dq7F 12:05 PM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  12. @jesslynh Confession: Haven't yet read Under the Dome. Loved The Stand, tho! 11:45 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite in reply to jesslynh
  13. @HarryPigg The Shining is my fave movie of his books :) 11:44 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite in reply to HarryPigg
  14. What's your favourite Stephen King? We're partial to DUMA KEY: http://ow.ly/1dq4h 10:00 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  15. THE LAST SONG by Nicholas Sparks is another tale of lives turned topsy-turvy: http://ow.ly/1dq1P 8:05 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  16. In I, ALEX CROSS Alex Cross discovers a wild Washington scene with explosive secrets: http://ow.ly/1dpZq 6:05 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  17. RT @GuardianBooks: Why World Book Day matters more than ever http://bit.ly/bd6YKw 5:10 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via Twitterrific
  18. THE HISTORIAN is a enthralling take on Vlad the Impaler (aka Dracula): http://ow.ly/1dpWU 4:05 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  19. In THE GIRL WHO PLAYED WITH FIRE by Stieg Larsson a Swedish hacker becomes a murder suspect: http://ow.ly/1dpPt 2:05 AM Mar 4th, 2010 via HootSuite
  20. See what Special Agent Holly Barker is up to now in Stuart Woods' HOTHOUSE ORCHID: http://ow.ly/1dpNd 2:05 PM Mar 3rd, 2010 via HootSuite