Great Book Suggestions for My Kindle

I always highly recommend the Diana Gabaldon series that starts with Outlander to anyone looking for something to read. Such an amazing series of books that are very well written.

I wanted to just be sure you know about Kindle Singles. If you search on Amazon's website look for the Singles. Much cheaper and a short book helps when you're a busy mom. I love my Kindle but only read before bed for 10 minutes if I'm not exhausted.

The Lady Julia Gray series .
By Deanna Raybourn
Silent in the Grave
Silent in the Sanctuary
Silent on the Moor

are the first 3. VERY good series!

Crooked Letter, Crooked Letter
Mudbound
The Help
so many others...

I would just go to Amazon.com and start searching their Kindle book selection and read reviews. Or, join Goodreads.com for more book reviews.

Go to www.goodreads.com.
My husband just introduced me to this site.
You can pick the genre that you're tyipcally interested in, and it will make suggestions for you. You can read the summary of each book and see if it sparks your interest.
You can also have "friends" on the site to recommend books to one another and share what the other has read.

One Thousand White Women
Angry Housewives Eating Bon Bons
The Help
The Abstinence Teacher
No 1 Ladies Detective Agency

Happy reading!

The Last Child, John Hart
anything by Michael Connelly
Devil in the White City, Erik Larson (not sure if it is available on Kindle, but his newest book is, and I am reading it but not finished, so won't recommend until I finish).

I am not an avid reader by any stretch of the imagination, but my husband also got me a kindle. The Hunger Games were recommended to me and after reading the description, I thought, not really something I would want to read. Well I did read the first few lines of the first chapter and was hooked. This is a 3 book series and I read all 3 novels in 4 days. This is a great read, give it a try. :)

The Devil in the White City (amazing non-fiction accounts by great author)
Water for Elephants
Help
Every Last One
Fountain Head by Ayn Rand (much longer read)

Those are some of my favorites lately

My favorite part of the Kindle is the free books. I can read a book and determine if I like the author enough to purchase more of their books, or I can just delete the book if I don't care it. I saw from another post that you are a Christian, and the free book area has alot of Christian-based fiction, including mysteries, romance, and thrillers.

N., my all time favs are Eyes of the Dragon by Stephen King, Intensity by Dean Koontz, A Child Called It by Dave Peltzer, The Hiding Place by Corrie Ten Boom (holocaust survival), and basically any holocaust survivor stories that I can get my hands on.

Flat-out Love by Jessica park
Stephanie plum series by Janet Evanovich
Can you keep a secret? by Sophie Kinsella (this one is pretty funny)
The Hunger Games

Hey there! I'm loving my new Christmas Kindle too. Here's another source to help you look for books with like-minded folks. Like the Goodreads suggestion, LibraryThing.com "connects you to people who read what you do" and a whole lot more. Check it out!