With the recent launch of the New Moon movie, Stephenie Meyer is once again back in the spotlight. All her previous novels are being read and reread worldwide. Certain cinemas have temporarily re-released the Twilight movie a week before the launch of the much awaited sequel. If you are a Stephenie Meyer fan, you will certainly enjoy reading these books, even if you have read them before: Eclipse, Breaking Dawn, Twilight, New Moon and Host.

Spud, by John van de Ruit was recently spotted being read in India, in front of the TAJ MAHAL. Spud is certainly doing the rounds! See this article: http://www.penguinbooks.co.za/blog/book-news/spud-gets-around/

If cooking is more your thing, Jamie Oliver’s Jamie’s America is getting rave reviews all over the world. Don’t miss it!

Invictus by John Carlin, soon to be a major film starring Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela, which is using the Rugby World Cup as a backdrop in an attempt to unite a rainbow nation, also promises to be highly entertaining.

Robert Jordan, JD Robb, AA Milne, Marian Keys, Justin Bonello, Clive Cussler, Kathryn Stockett and Anthony Beevor also have something in store for everyone’s taste with The Gathering Storm, Kindred in Death, Return to the 100 Acre Wood, Brightest Star in the Sky, Cooked in Africa, Wrecker, The Help and D-Day respectively.

You may also enjoy What the Dog Saw and Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell, and Superfreakonomics by Stephen Dubner & Steven Levitt.

Happy reading!

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