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March 20, 2009

Read12 Recommendations from Kristen in Chattanooga

-Clive Cussler or Dan Brown

-Fans of British Humor I recommend anything by Terry Pratchett or Neil Gaiman

-For people who want simple but want to feel like they are reading lit - go for any of the old HG Wells, or Sherlock Holmes books.

-Horror fans - Brian Keene (preferrably the Zombie books like "The Rising" or "City of the Dead") John Everson, Nate Kenyon (the Reach is great) Sarah Pinborough, Robert McCammon, Graham Masterton.

Thanks Kristen!

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