All Consuming

missmartini
is consuming 19 items, doing 36 things, going 4 places, and meeting 4 people.

What missmartini should consume next

Pages: 1 2

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon

Suggested by:

me-ow. thinks you would like this item.

panicgirl thinks you would like this item.

terascarlet thinks you would like this item.

Nathalie18111985 thinks you would like this item.

Eunoia thinks you would like this item.

painty thinks you would like this item.
Middlesex: A Novel by Jeffrey Eugenides

Suggested by:

me-ow. thinks you would like this item.

Mark Demeny thinks you would like this item.

panicgirl says, "Amazing book!"
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy by Douglas Adams

Suggested by:

me-ow. thinks you would like this item.

painty thinks you would like this item.
The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd

Suggested by:

bartzturkeymom thinks you would like this item.

fullamef thinks you would like this item.
One Fine Day in the Middle of the Night by Christopher Brookmyre

Suggested by:

Mark Demeny says, "Very similar style to Carl Hiaasen - but British, and I think even funnier."

srah says, "He's been compared to Hiassen and I like Hornby and Sedaris as well as him. This one is my favorite of his books, but others are great too!"
Take the Cannoli : Stories From the New World by Sarah Vowell

Suggested by:

JillDaniels says, "If you like David Sedaris, you'll love Sarah Vowell. They both write for NPR and McSweeney's and both are hilarious."

Eunoia thinks you would like this item.
Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier

Suggested by:

ambivalent_me thinks you would like this item.
Another Roadside Attraction by Tom Robbins

Suggested by:

wndrlstgrl thinks you would like this item.
Blast from the Past by Ben Elton

Suggested by:

panicgirl says, "If you like Nick Hornby, you may like Ben Elton as well!"
Wikinomics: How Mass Collaboration Changes Everything by Don Tapscott
Big Trouble by Dave Barry

Suggested by:

ellemenopea says, "Another south florida writer, a bit different than Hiassen, but very good and a quick read."
Courtney Love by Poppy Z. Brite

Suggested by:

Natali says, "Batshit crazy stories with the edge of a drag queen. "
A Scientific Romance by Ronald Wright

Suggested by:

Jen thinks you would like this item.
Empire Falls (HBO Tie-in) by Richard Russo

Suggested by:

cinto says, "Russo reminds me of Hornby - a male author with great sense of humour"
Fresh Off the Boat by Melissa de la Cruz

Suggested by:

Paolo Jose Cruz says, "I suspect you'd be interested in this -- both as a guilty pleasure teen/YA lit novel, as well as a rare coming-of-age story about a Filipina immigrant in the U.S. (non-second generation). Quality was honestly hit-or-miss, for me, but it's worth reading for the subject matter alone."
A Dirty Job: A Novel by Christopher Moore

Suggested by:

Kel says, "Funny author!"
The Unearthing by Steve Karmazenuk

Suggested by:

K_Space says, "Although I wrote it and am trying to "plug" it, I really think you'll enjoy "The Unearthing". An alien artifact is discovered buried in the New Mexico desert for millions of years. Before news of its existence can be covered up, the object unearths itself. Now, ordinary men and women must deal with the sudden revelation, even as their political leaders grapple for access to the artifact, and their religious leaders struggle to reconcile its existence with their own beliefs"
The Bear Went Over the Mountain: A Novel (Owl Book) by William Kotzwinkle

Suggested by:

Rise_Above says, "My dad is obsessed with Carl Hiassen. His books start to get repetative if you read too many of them. Here's a book which is weird but refreshingly humorous. "
Mort by Terry Pratchett

Suggested by:

me-ow. thinks you would like this item.
The Rosary Girls: A Novel of Suspense {Unabridged Audio} by Richard Montanari

Suggested by:

Carla Hufstedler says, "just as good as The Skin Gods, if not better! :)"