Fifty fabulous reads for summer - which is the best electric toothbrush to buy

My life, Bill Clinton (Hutchinson) my life, Bill Clinton (Hutchinson) I had to read this heavy book in order to prepare for my recent prime time interview with this person.
This is page 957, which is hard to pass when there are 3,000 kids running around the house.
But I read it. it's really a good read.
Especially his early childhood experiences.
It also has a lot of honesty, which is often lacking in modern autobiography.
Martina Devlin (Poolbeg) painfully reborn with honest and powerful Venus.
For any woman who has had a pregnancy problem --
Or in fact, for any woman who is interested in women's psychology --this is a must.
Although I have children now, I do need a stage of fertility treatment, and I still remember the feeling of loss that I find every month that I am not pregnant. The Company -
The short history of revolutionary thought by John mikelsev and Adrian wooldegaard (weddenfield and Nicholson) is an engaging book for the lads
This is basically a thrilling history of the emergence of a limited liability company (I heard you say, "she won't be serious. . .
It's as dull as dish water!
) Completely changed the world and led to things like globalization.
One of my male friends gave it to me and said it was a great book and he was right.
David Parker (Bloomsbury), in Lost, nurturing and responsible, had an exciting but beautiful meditation on the changing Northern Ireland.
Neil McCormick (Penguin, August 2004)'s forthcoming memoir of Neil McCormick is often an honest description of the author's failure as a pop singer, both funny and painful.
This is a book for anyone who once pulled his mouth in the bathroom mirror and saw the superstar pou's mouth.
Culture of Failure: with regard to national mourning, trauma and recovery, I am currently working on a novel set in the era of American reconstruction, so I was fascinated by shikeweibusch's magnificent study of three later generations. war societies.
This sounds heavy, but the author has written about the United States, France and Germany in the most extraordinary elegant and vivid way.
Like the history written by John mcghain
Absolute happiness
Joseph O'Connor's best-selling international novel, star of the sea, was published by 8-year-old Vintage. 95.
Recently named the annual novel by the American Library Association.
Dan Brown (Corgi)'s Da Vinci Code is fascinating and "can't put it on" the page --
From Mona Lisa's smile to the Holy Grail, Turner tells the biggest mystery of Western culture.
Madam Secretary
A Memoir, a gift from my parents to Madeline albretta in New York;
This is a beautifully written, rich and fascinating story about a Czech immigrant who served his home country as the highest-ranked woman in American history during the administration of the Bill Clinton administration.
Michael Connelly's Concrete Blonde from Orion
A mystery story about a serial killer who likes to dress the victim up as a doll.
I like forensic medicine and I like reading books like this.
This is the Pulitzer Prize.
The winning author wrote about the dark side with my favorite medical authority.
The title is also great!
Robin O'Reilly, a doctor and freelance writer of his own, directed by George Merry (Penguin), recently went to see George Merry play jazz near London.
His body is rather weak, but he is clearly a man in which the power of life is still burning.
It seems a bit rude not to buy a copy when he sells his own in the show!
This is actually a short compilation of his previous three autobiography: mouse, rum, tramp and Concertina, and Owning Up.
A person who is passionate about life, he lives very full.
IRA and its enemies, troubled by Peter Hart (Oxford University Press) in Cork's IRA campaign in his 1920 s
Horror stories about bloodshed, suffering, atrocities and ethnic cleansing.
It's a long way from Tom Barry's guerrilla day in Ireland.
Sick story-
The Hales family with many fates is extraordinary. O'Connor-
Eureka O'Connor (John Murray) O'Connor is a knight Irish, he is a great racist and I find his diary very interesting from 1970 to 1981
To my surprise, he is a paradox: Despite his deep sympathy for the Republican Party, his closest friend comes from Britain --
Irish tradition, he likes cricket and rugby himself.
He also has incredible insight into the future.
He learned that Elvis had died in August 7, 1977 (he died in August 16 ).
Similarly, on January 1978, he told us about the jundun massacre in Guyana.
(Happened almost a year later ). Weird!
Still, it's a good read.
Arthur Matthews wrote for the TV "the kite-chasing man," written by Khalid houseni (Bloomsbury) with the background of a nightmare in Afghanistan in the 1970 s, it tells the story of two boys in Kabul, whose lives are intertwined until there is a moment of betrayal, followed by separation, guilt and ultimate redemption.
It has interesting insights into Afghan culture, and when a coward becomes a man, it is filled with tenderness, horror and final hope.
The star of the sea by Joseph O'Connor (retro), I had to remind myself that I was reading a novel here and I was so strongly immersed in the stories of these passengers heading to the New World.
Here, famine is not only a period in our history, but also a heartbreaking story of the tragedy, frustration, despair, depravity and injustice suffered by the Irish people at that time.
As Niall Williams (Picador) said in heaven, I feel it is necessary to spread the news about this Dublin --
A born writer who lives in Clare.
He tells a touching and complicated story about the human condition and the power of love. 1968 -
The 60-year-old Mark Kurlansky (Jonathan Cape) shook the world, a crucial decade in my life, and 1968 was an amazing year for young people around the world to protest against inequality
The book covers everything from Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement to the Mexican Olympics, when two black athletes who won medals came home after paying tribute to black power. Dresden -
On Tuesday, February 13, 1945, Frederick Taylor (Bloomsbury) wrote "The History of World War II" as one of my passions, which struck a special chord, because one of my relatives was lying in a bullet hole and survived this terrible bombing rampage.
It describes how
In deliberate attacks on civilians
A storm of fire broke out, and a large number of people died not only because of burning, but also because of lack of oxygen.
Michael Llewellyn Smith's "1896 Athens Olympics" (introduction) if you are interested in competing with World War II, it is the Olympic Games;
1896 is the first of modern times, and it is great to make a sharp contrast to the current Olympic Games.
Sunday independence columnist and rugby commentator George Hook hosts Connor O'Callaghan (Bloomsbury) on the new stem red mist) this book brings back all the craziness of 2002 World Cup legend.
The real benefit of it is that it is not written by someone in the game, but by a fan who, like the rest of us, when the whole situation falls into collapse, looking in despair and frustration.
Curious Story of the night dog-
Time, Mark Harden (retro) he has read the book but does not absolutely like it, it was written through the eyes of an autistic boy who tried to untangle the mysterious murder of a neighbor dog, and uncover the true story of the family.
Through Penny Vicenzi (Orion) Penny Vicenzi's "Temptation", Penny Vicenzi weaves an interesting story for decades and generations and keeps you
I like this trilogy purely to escape from reality.
Claire Bourne is the news anchor for TV3 last wine, Mary Reynolds (Arrow House paperback) in her novel The way she brings classical Greece into life is very
This is a figure like Plato and Socrates.
Anthony bewall (Penguin Viking)'s "The Mystery of Olga cheuve" is a biography of cheuve's niece, who became a star on the German screen and Hitler's favorite actress
She is a triple spy for allies, Nazis and Russia.
The Guardian of the kingdom by Alastair Bruce, Julian Calder, and Mark Cator (Cassells) tells the story of Britain's agency office and strange traditions;
The title "Lord wild duck of All Souls" refers to a person whose job is to carry a wooden duck.
Joyce scholar and Senator David Norris celebrated his 60 th birthday next Saturday. Staying Alive -
Edited by Neil Asley (blood axe), the true poetry of the Unreal era is nothing more than being immersed in a book of poetry that makes you feel that you are not alone.
There is a poem in this book for every situation and every emotion.
To Kill a robin, Harper Lee (retro) says everyone has a radradley they're running away from.
I can read this classic over and over again. Jimmy Corgan
The smartest child in the world is Mr. FC Ware (Jonathan Cape), produced by a Chicago newspaper's weekly comics ).
The animation is like a story board for an epic movie that follows Jimmy as he tries to solve the embarrassing problems of confidence and emotional truth.
Dawn Bradfield plays Eliza dollitle in the Gate Theater's pygmalion.
Augusten Burroughs (Atlantic Book) wrote an autobiography about the addiction and life of a young gay man in New York.
Black comedy, psychology and soul search.
Marianne case (Penguin)'s angel, I love Marianne case, so recently I read the only book I 've missed about Irish admirers in Los Angeles. Very funny.
"Youth Life" by Ross o'carrol Kelly (O'Brien Press), "South Side and North Side". Silly but fun.
John Healy, who works at Four Seasons Hotel, is JM Coetzee (Minerva) I recently discovered) JM Coetzee's star host of Life and Times of Michael K is the only writer who won the Booker Prize twice.
He was born in South Africa and the recurring theme of his work is the apartheid system and the evil it represents.
His style is very redundant, and he is never sentimental or schmaltz.
Star of the Sea, written by Joe O'Connor (retro. If the Great Hunger is an authoritative historical chronicle of famine, then the star of the sea provides us with an emotional canvas
The great scale of human suffering is amazing in all its primitive horrors.
Bob Woodward (Simon and Schuster)'s attack plan, I stopped following the rotation and anti-rotation that reported the Gulf War some time ago, but still couldn't help but answer the call
Woodward interviewed all the major players involved in war preparation (not entirely misnomer, most of them say it's like a baseball game) I 've never heard of it, but in any case, who scared me.
Packy has been on a tour with him recently.
The men's show "no more bulls" and is creating a new show that will open on December 4 at the renovated palace of ordinary people Theater in Cork.
The Virgo club of Suzanne Ball (Hodder) will not be delayed by low-key people. rent chick-lit cover -
This is the smartest and best female novel. written.
In the lives of four Virgo women, the grasp of power on human nature is obvious --
Vision, no feelings.
Enthusiasm, tact, the most important thing is convincing.
Caroline pakkhurst (scepter) Paul's wife, Lacey's "The Secrets of Lorrie", has died and there is a question mark on her death: an accident or suicide. The only Paul was in grief and decided to teach her to speak.
Nothing is more surreal than it sounds, it's a surprisingly charming, gentle and uplifting reading.
Kate Thompson (Bantam)'s perfect life of love, sex, charm and mischief --
This is a perfect beach reading.
It's as delicious as a head into a chocolate souffle.
The other side of the story, written by Marianne case (Penguin and pool), is currently on the top 10 best-selling charts in the UK and Ireland.
The dog's wonders at night-
Mark Haddon describes the world through the eyes of autistic children, and this book does make you think about the world from the perspective of others.
Fun, sadness and inspiration, you will think twice about the so-called "crazy" people you meet in your life!
Arthur Holden (Alfred aknov)'s memoir of the Art Deco is a wonderful and moving book designed to inspire the minds of any "westerner!
The author captures Japanese culture, ceremony, history and spirit through the role of Sayuri, who describes her entire life as a geisha.
Wake up in Dublin: Mic Moroney/Neil Hegarty (Sanctuary Press) on a musical tour of the Celtic Capital, I haven't read this yet, but we are also looking forward to catching up on the cutting edge of the Dublin music stage.
It includes profiles, interviews with musicians like Frames, Christy Moore, and people who work behind the scenes in clubs, labels, and regions.
On August 9, singer Camille sullivan Wen performed "Camille sing Breer" at the Kilkenny Ormond Hotel as part of the Kilkenny festival.
Time Vita of Dan Rhodes (Canongate, paperback) came home, but this is not another book about dogs.
Very interesting and sentimental in a good way.
This is one of the most fascinating books I have read for a while.
No garbage and no request.
"Disciples of the Devil: Hitler's inner circle" is written by Anthony Reid (WW Norton) and I usually find history a bit unreadable because most history books think you know a lot about history
The bell rang.
I haven't finished yet, but I'm determined to do so, so I'll have some smart words that people don't know about Hitler and his friends to say.
The character by Chris Binch (Mac Millan) is the fact that this was filmed in Dublin and is about people like me, and it's a reward.
It's also a male equivalent to a chicken --
We are not enough.
Very interesting and not very demanding on the beach.
5 people met by Mickey olbom (littlebrown) in heaven, read about 83-year-
Old Eddie's last hours on this earth were at an old amusement park in the United States as a repairman, and he was in the next few hours.
Life, what makes me more and more interested is what happens when I die.
Sweet thoughtsprovoking.
Dan Brown's book Da Vinci code begins with a sentence: every fact written in this fictional book is true.
I like it. after that, I don't question anything.
Since then, I prefer to write 13 books to refute all the facts in this book.
Behind the scenes, Anita Notaro (Bantam) for me, this year's chicklit read.
The two girls in this book made me giggle, annoyed me, shocked me and made me happy.
I got it in two days. it's perfect!
Anna Nolan, the reporter for "Will you believe it? " RTE1, has just finished a documentary about Marianne finuken in South Africa.
She reads "Lolita" in Tehran, and a female student reading group is organized by the former English professor at the University of Tehran, Hazard Nafissi (fourth legacy) to discuss the great books on the English language, lolita, Pride and Prejudice, The Great Gatsby, and Daisy Miller.
The love of reading and the heartbreaking of life in Iran is amazing.
Anna Funder (Granta)'s tragic look at the lives of the East German people living in a country where every six people have an informant --and-a-
Half of men and women!
Finally, without the Concise British plant of W. Keble Martin (Ebury Press) that I have worn, I can't go on holiday to Sherkin Island
Refer to John Akroyd (sea station of shekin Island) for wild plants in shekin Island.
Perfect for feeding in the hedge.
Julie Parsons, author of the psychological thriller
Her latest work is "guilty heart" (Pan) "Ladies and unicorns" by Tracy shervalier (Harper Collins) once again, I studied a famous work of art. this is the 15 th.
The tapestries in Brussels have produced an imaginative historical story.
Anne procus (Harper Perennial writer) before picking up the book, the old Trump card in the hole, I know nothing about panham, Texas or its people, but with vivid details, Anne Pulu interweaves its history with contemporary residents.
The star of the sea by Joseph O'Connor (retro), due to its background --
On 1847, a ship full of famine sailed to New York.
It's not easy to read.
However, O'Connor's highly emotional story about the landowner who was locked in a coffin ship and the tenant who was deprived of the land was forced to read.
Judith Woodworth is the director of the National Concert Hall "Oracle Night" at Paul Oster (Faber & Faber), which has all the right elements for me.
In his work, I often find myself walking around in the dreams of another person, with friends I know.
Tati, written by Christine Dwyer Hickey (New Island), is a touching story, written in beautiful, transparent prose, exposing Dublin's in a clever way
Young Turks, written by Moris Farhi (Saqi), is an emotional, interesting book about the life of Turkish Jews in neutral Turkey during World War II. Great read.
Judith Mok is a soprano and novelist.
Mrs. Gregory's toothbrush, the toothbrush of corm Tobin (Picador), and corm Tobin gave me a copy of the book --
The Playboy riots and the centennial of the Abbey Theatre are perfect for reading.
It really touched the heart of this extraordinary woman, her life, the killing of her only son, and so on.
When I grew up near Coole Park and played there as a child, it was very personal for me.
The Sea, the Sea, written by Iris Murdoch, tells the story of a dramatic celebrity who is about to end his time and decides to become a hermit;
Along the way, he met an old love in his life.
The book faces all of our demons: fear, jealousy, misplaced love, loneliness and the pain and confusion of fame, and the pursuit of peace, all set in the context of the sea.
Cathy plays Pegan Mike in Abbey Theater's "Playboy in the Western world" directed by Ben Barnes.
Now on the tour, it opens at Dublin Abbey Theatre on August 5.
44, written by Peter Sheridan (Pan), which starts with TV coming to Ireland and takes you to 10-
During the ten years of change, experience the life and love of an extraordinary family, the ups and downs of the year journey.
Hugh O'Donnell (Jonathan Cape)'s book "11 Emerald Street" evokes people in their 50 s and 60 s, bringing us into a face of adolescence and
In a throwing game, Robbie recovered from the accident, believing that God gave him the ability to do miracles.
Pat Moilan is the artistic director of the Andrews Lane Theatre.
The light of travel series (Jill and Macmillan) by Sarah WebbThis anthology takes Irish writers, journalists and well-
Write known names about real travel stories from their own lives.
I was inside, writing about a girly road trip I did in 2001, and Jean Butler was writing about traveling early with Riverdance and a lot of other people.
During the holidays, I like some bubbles that I can pick up and dive into, and the "light of travel" series is perfect.
The proceeds from the book went to a hospital in Uganda.
I recently read this during my holiday in Lisbon.
I ate it with a spoon.
I loved it so much, I was really annoyed when I finished it, and when I finished it, I was jealous of the people who just entered it.