It's a fun story.

Going to put ads on it and use the money to buy Absolute vodka, pit bull chow and parodies of the Last Supper.

I did not enjoy The Wasp Factory, by Iain Banks.

And I've yet to find any recommendation engine that works worth a damn.

The Boy Detective Fails by Joe Meno

The House on the Point: A Tribute to Franklin W. Dixon and The Hardy Boys by Benjamin Hoff

And of course, you can never go wrong with Star Wars: X-Wing - Iron Fist by Aaron Allston

I was sitting here going "Wow, all people seem to read is sci fi and children's literature," and my boyfriend commented that it might have to do with the sample of early adopters of the technology.

Crazy--a former WA Post writer researches and writes about how the criminal justice system treats those with mental illness after his mentally ill son goes through an ordeal.

These are books my sister has read.

I read Fat Girl by Judith Moore last summer--pretty good.

Haven't read this, but Awakenings--don't remember author, about a doctor examining patients with severe brain disorders, made into a movie with really famous actors in it (Robin Williams? Robert DeNiro?).