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Just a thought - I really enjoyed Kate Atkinson's Case Histories and One Good Turn.

I finished When Will There Be Good News? by Kate Atkinson earlier this week, and loved it. It confirmed why she is one of my favourite authors. I'm now reading the graphic novel version of Coraline by Neil Gaiman, which is a lot of fun. It's the first time I've ever read a graphic novel, ...

... Wears Prada - Lauren Weisberger 22. Christine Falls - Benjamin Black 23. Sharp Objects - Gillian Flynn 24. Case Histories - Kate Atkinson 25. The Stone Diaries - Carol Shields 26. The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break - Steven Sherrill 27. Paris to the Moon - Adam G ...

... Wears Prada - Lauren Weisberger 22. Christine Falls - Benjamin Black 23. Sharp Objects - Gillian Flynn 24. Case Histories - Kate Atkinson 25. The Stone Diaries - Carol Shields 26. The Minotaur Takes a Cigarette Break - Steven Sherrill 27. Paris to the Moon - Adam G ...

I just finished Case Histories....excellent read! I loved the way the author layered each occurance within the chapters, and how each character was so distinctive. The ending was outstanding! I will be looking for more of this author's books! Going on now to The Rest of Her Life by Laura M ...

#32 ~ etrainer......I LOVE Stephen White!!! Kill Me was great, I heartily agree. Just finishing up Case Histories by Kate Atkinson tonight ~ I really found it intriguing, but different than the usual stuff. Can't wait to choose something new from my TBR pile. We are bringing in books ...

I'm about 3/4 of the way through Case Histories ~ I'm really liking it! Thanks to all who recommended it. :o)

... Bread by Sara Miles Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood Fingersmith by Sarah Waters Honorable Mention: Case Histories by Kate Atkinson, Three Cups of Tea by Gregg Mortenson and The Yiddish Policeman's Union by Michael Chabon

I'm currently reading Case Histories by Kate Atkinson ~ beautifully written, but very different. I'm loving it, though. It's a nice break from the usual stuff.

#83 ~ mckait.......so far, Case Histories is not too gory for me, although where I left off yesterday was a little shocking (but I love shocking ~ *smile*)....I'm not too far into it yet because hubby has been on vacation from work this week so we had alot of extra activities going on and I have ...

Porchy, Case Histories sounds good.. a little gory? But good rddear, I really enjoyed Open Channel . It is a sequel, but after reading it there is no point to reading Angel Cafe, the first book, imo. I would certainly suggest this author to a friend. It was a perfect idle sunday read. I ...

I've started Case Histories ~ I'm about 40 pages in and loving it ...thanks for the tip, y'all! Looks like it's going to be un-put-downable! :o) I love the way Ms. Atkinson writes. I may have to find her other books. (I love the title Emotionally Weird.) Heeeee!

Just finished Slow Motion Riot by Peter Blauner. It was quite good. Will be diving into Case Histories by K. Atkinson today ~ I'm really excited because I've heard nothing but good things about it from you here at LT...can't wait!!

... any longer (wee hours) to finish. It's been a really good read ~ I've never been disappointed with Blauner. Will start Case Histories by K. Atkinson next...cannot wait after getting good recommendations here!! Hubby's reading Simple Genius by David Baldacci....he's 250+ pages in and is ...

Manon des Sources by Marcel Pagnol -guess where we holidayed Behind the Scenes at the Museum by Kate Atkinson-guess where I visited yesterday Sorrell and Son by Warwick Deeping - guess who I rang How Green was my Valley by Richard Llewellyn - no, just my back lawn Love on the Dol ...

Kate Atkinson wrote award winning literary fiction until recently, when she took up writing mysteries. Case Histories is the first and one of my all time favorites.

>160 - coloradogirl14, if you liked Case Histories you should read One Good Turn - Jackson Brodie is in that one too, although the story is very different and I liked Case Histories better. I just finished The Glass Castle which was wonderful, and I've started on Einstein's Dreams ...

Just finished Case Histories and I thought it was excellent! Very rarely do I find myself sympathizing completely with a character, and I found this to be the case for nearly every character in the novel. The only problem was that one of the characters I really related to ended up becoming a ...

#133 porchsitter55 - Case Histories is an interesting book...its main focus is on the characters, and yet, it seems to be pulling together a compelling detective story as well. I'm surprised by how much I'm drawn in by the story! I read some of it in bed this evening, and I kept thinking of ...

#140 ~ Elee.....thank you!!! I will put Case Histories in the slot for next book to be read! Can't wait now!! :o) I will be watching for her other books.

> 133 - porchsitter55, Kate Atkinson is one of my favourite authors, and I very much liked Case Histories, so make that 2 recommendations! She has a new book coming out in a couple of months too.

#123 ~ coloradogirl14......I have the Kate Atkinson book, Case Histories, in my cupboard full of books waiting to be read....I appreciate the recommendation! I almost chose it before picking Slow Motion Riot but I wasn't sure if I'd like it. It's always nice to hear when someone else gives the ...

... went behind some of his books, and I found it to be very insightful and surprisingly funny as well! I'm still reading Case Histories by Kate Atkinson, and I'm surprisingly drawn into the story. After Case Histories, I'm planning on reading Relic by Douglas Preston, Different Seasons ...

My reading's becoming more and more sporadic now that I have more than one book going at once: Case Histories by Kate Atkinson, The Shadow Catcher by Marianne Wiggins, and rereading New Moon by Stephenie Meyer before Breaking Dawn is released. Case Histories is mildly interesting...it seems ...

... next), the colour, fingersmith, the great fire, short history of tractors in ukraine, the idea of perfection, case histories and we need to talk about kevin so many great books and so very little time!!!! i may do an orange year :)

I finished Case Histories by Kate Atkinson. I liked the characterization and her deft hand with language but, as a mystery lover, I did not find it a compelling mystery. If I think of the mystery as a framework for the story rather than an end of itself, I like the book much more. I was ...

32. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson - Abandoned Books Four intertwined mysteries which mostly serve as character explorations. I enjoyed this, but particularly felt drawn to Amelia. I didn't love it so much as like it. I also doubt that I'll have very clear memories of it after some time ...

... margin-right:10px;" src="http://www.librarything.com//picsizes/e1/c6/dba0ea129aa73447fea941722e7dd811.jpg"> 44. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson Intertwined narratives that loop over one another and over time to knit a very intricate pattern. I thought the mysteries were so-so ...

#93-nancyewhite- We read Case Histories for our book club. It was a split decision among the group. I was with the half that loved it. Hope you enjoy it. One Good Turn, the follow-up, is good also. Just finished The Short History of a Prince by Jane Hamilton. I was very impressed ...

I think Atkinson's Case Histories will make my next TBR stack. I am having a hard time narrowing it down to 10-15 titles.

... I went through and tagged all of the books I already own that qualify for this group read with 'Orange'. I'm starting with Case Histories by Kate Atkinson. Then I hope to fit in Oryx and Crake, Prep or Digging to America before the end of the month.

Finished Take This Bread which was spiritual nourishment and am on to Case Histories by Kate Atkinson for the Orange July.

... month I've read: One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson (it's all livrecache's fault, she got me hooked by offering up Case Histories as a bookring, and it was fabulous) I knocked off Change the World 9 to 5 on the bus on the way home from bookdrinks on Tuesday (just because it took ...

... email. Plus the occasional stumble over a new feature... So far this month I've read: The Arrival, Shaun Tan. Case Histories, Kate Atkinson. Hard Eight, Janet Evanovich. The Sorrows of an American, Siri Hustvedt. Travels in the Scriptorium: A Novel, Paul Auste ...

... Dahl Omnibus Anita Shreve, Light on Snow Chuck Palahniuk, Fight Club Upton Sinclair, The Jungle Kate Atkinson, Case Histories Kate Chopin, The Awakening Charlotte Bronte, The Foundling Horace Walpole, The Castle of Otranto Muriel Spark, The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie Fran ...

... (1984) 27. Possession, A.S. Byatt (1990) 28. Naked, David Sedaris (1997) 29. Bel Canto, Anne Patchett (2001) 30. Case Histories, Kate Atkinson (2004) 31. The Things They Carried, Tim O'Brien (1990) 32. Parting the Waters, Taylor Branch (1988) 33. The Year of Magical Thinking, ...

I thought Case Histories was OK, but not amazing (though I get the impression I'm decidedly in the minority on that front). I hated A Short History of Tractors in Ukrainian. For me, it was just totally lacking in funny. I spent the whole time wanting to yell "stop being horrible to each other!" ...

I thought Case Histories was excellent (the follow-up, One Good Turn, less so). The Falls was also very well done, as long as you don't mind unsympathetic protagonists. And speaking of unsympathetic protagonists, We Need to Talk about Kevin was memorable and creepy. The only other book on ...

2005 LONGLIST Kate Atkinson - Case Histories Clare Clark - The Great Stink Kira Cochrane - Escape Routes for Beginners Joolz Denby - Billie Morgan - shortlist Anita Desai - The Zigzag Way Christine Dwyer Hickey - Tatty Patricia Fergus ...

Ben - I have to say that I enjoyed Case Histories more than any of the other Kate Atkinson books that I've read so far... so I'm a little bummed that you didn't like it :( However, we still have Atwood and knitting in common, so we're okay! ;) I guess I forgot to introduce myself as well - I'm ...

I picked up Case Histories as a recommendation of a favorite author who was reading it. Did you like Behind the Scenes of the Museum?

... ... Fasciknitting - I had a gander at yours. I also love to knit and i love Margaret Atwood, but the Atkinson book I read (case histories) I found deeply unsatisfying - terribly disjointed. Perhaps I was missing something, I shall add it to the tbr pile, but this a very big pile, and growing ...

... for P.D. James. I really like her books. Elizabeth George is pretty good, too, exploring some complex ideas. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson is fairly literary, too. The sequel, One Good Turn is good, but not as good.

... Tiger by Penelope Lively 3. The Partly Cloudy Patriot by Sarah Vowell *(NF) 4. The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho 5. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson 6. Girl with a Pearl Earring by Tracy Chevalier 7. Hotel du Lac by Anita Brookner 8. Chocolat by Joanne Harris * 9. The Road by C ...

... it With Love by Kate Morgenroth 5. One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson 6. Gentlemen and Players by Joanne Harris 7. Case Histories: A Novel by Kate Atkinson 8. Chasing Cezanne: A Novel by Peter Mayle Books about Books 0/8 1. The Yellow-Lighted Bookshop by Lewis Buzbee 2. ...

... with Homer's original story. I'm with you about Atkinson - I read One Good Turn first and loved it; I then picked up Case Histories and loved it even more! I haven't read anything else by her though, and will definitely be adding her to my TBR list (which is growing by the minute as I ...

Kleopatra by Karen Essex Still life with chickens : starting over in a house by the sea by Catherine Goldhammer Case histories by Kate Atkinson Where the girls are : growing up female with the mass media by Susan J. Douglas Away from her by Alice Munro The loved one : an An ...

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... on getting home is to make sure Penelope didn't cheat on him? Hypocrite much? Of the Atkinson books, I liked Case Histories more than One Good Turn, but I did like both of them. I like Atkinson quite a lot, actually. I have read at least two other books by her--Emotionally Wei ...

... the Spot by Madelyn Alt 3. The Penelopiad by Margaret Atwood 4. One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson 5. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson 6. Ghost Hunting by Jason Hawes and Grant Wilson 7. The Time Traveler's Wife by Audrey Niffenegger 8. The Thirteenth T ...

Case Histories by Kate Atkinson. I have the book in front of me. ;) I'll be back soon!

I thought Case Histories was so much better than One Good Turn, although I did enjoy OGT. I liked how the characters intersected in CH, but they didn't necessarily realize it, and it was not obvious how they would. OGT was a bit more obvious, I thought. But you are right, it doesn't really ...

Just finished Case Histories by Kate Atkinson. I really enjoyed it. I love the way she brought the main characters together at different points in the book. I kind of wish I'd read this one before One Good Turn, but it didn't seem to matter really.

... to do a PhD here. Hmmm. Anyway, appropriately Cambridge reading has to be something like Porterhouse Blue, surely. Case Histories is also suitably Cambridge-based. For really confusing - reading Half of a Yellow Sun while on a bus journey across Uzbekistan. Really similar climate, ...

Sorry if I posted a little late! For those wondering, my line was from Herodotus' Histories...it's more interesting than the first line sounds :)

I am trying my best to get through Case Histories which I am sure is a very good book, but I have been too lost for too long and I think I am going to have to start it over - which is bad because my book group meets on Saturday to talk about it! Wish me luck! Another delay was being totally ...

... Atkinson. I really enjoyed it. I don't usually read books in this genre but it was good for a change. I've now started Case Histories also by Kate Atkinson. I'm thinking that it is going to be a real challenge for me to get close to reading 50 books this year. I don't think I've ...

... Lehane The Da Vinci code : a novel by Dan Brown Rival crock-pot cooking by Marilyn Neill Human croquet by Kate Atkinson The last town on earth by Thomas Mullen Hometown killer by Carol J. Rothgeb The fourth hand by John Irving Married to murder by Robert Scott ...

teelgee: I loved Moon Tiger and found that Case Histories rallied at the end despite a bad patch. A friend of mine once reviewed The Alchemist by saying that she would rather "chew on a piece of cow dung" than finish it.

... src="http://images.amazon.com/images/P/0316010707.01._SX140_SCLZZZZZZZ_.jpg"> 5. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson. I loved this book until the last 20 pages or so. Very strong writing, kept me totally engaged with the mystery and the characters. ...

I am in Cambridge, England studying some Case Histories with Kate Atkinson.

... by Michael Chabon 2. Lisey’s Story by Stephen King 3. Back Roads by Tawni O'Dell 4. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson 5. The Great Deluge by Douglas Brinkley 6. Radclyffe Hall: A Woman Called John by Sally Cline and in honor of ...

... Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse -- Louise Erdrich The Jane Austen Book Club -- Karen Jay Fowler Case Histories -- Kate Atkinson AND a friend sent me The Road -- Cormac McCarthy Such abundance!!!

... fiction and another for nonfiction. Books are listed in alphabetical order, with quarter read in parentheses. Fiction: Case Histories by Kate Atkinson (2) Half of a Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie (1) North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell (2) Restoration by Rose ...

44. Case Histories by Kate Atkinson If it's any indication of the way this book pulls the reader in, I read it in less than 2 days. In the end, it didn't have the emotional payoff that I expected from the three central cases of love and violent loss, but it was certainly a new twist on the ...

... Calamity Physics While I liked most of these, I was disappointed in One Good Turn (which I had high hopes for after Case Histories), and I thought The Keep was weak. Many of the others are on my shelf or my wishlist--should keep me busy for a while!

... was definitely interesting at the time but somehow not particularly memorable overall. I've also read parts of Herodotus' Histories, which I thoroughly enjoyed, and parts of the Nicomachean Ethics, which, well, wouldn't be on my list if I owned any other book in that category. Actually, I ...

... at the Museum several years ago, and we all really enjoyed it. Have you read any of her other books? I especially enjoyed Case Histories and Emotionally Weird. I finished Ship Fever by Andrea Barrett today--a lovely book of short stories and a novella, mostly historical fiction and ...

I was very restrained today in the charity shop and only bought three books! They are: Case Histories by Kate Atkinson, The Language Instinct by Steven Pinker, and The Bookseller of Kabul by Asne Seierstad.

One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson

26. One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson Yep. I moved from Case Histories straight into the sequel (such is the understated allure of Jackson Brodie!)

... horizon 35. witches 36. war of the world's murder 37. autobiography of henry VIII by margaret george 38. case histories 39. mysterious affairs at styles 40. time machine

>158: cabegley, I read One Good Turn earlier this year and was underwhelmed. I had not read Case Histories so had nothing to compare it to. Maybe I should try it sometime.

... the eyes of the slaves. This week, I've been reading One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson, the sequel to her excellent Case Histories. So far, it's not as good as its predecessor, but it's still moving along nicely.

I'm in the midst of One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson. Absolutely love it. I'd read Case Histories before and loved it, as well. She's so diverse in her plots--very literary "crime fiction" and regular literary fiction. Great writer and fascinating stories.

... :) Glad to hear from a fellow Shanna fan - I just think her books are so great!! On to my most recent book! 54. Case Histories - Kate Atkinson

... quick read and think I may be more open to it now. I will definitely let you know when I read One Good Turn. Have you read Case Histories? I believe it's meant to be a sequel of sorts.

While on vacation, I picked up: Case Histories by Kate Atkinson Water for Elephants by Sara Gruen Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell by Susanna Clarke Easy Knitted Socks

... Elizabeth Gaskell (2) Troubles by J.G. Farrell (1) The Yiddish Policemen's Union by Michael Chabon (2) Case Histories: A Novel by Kate Atkinson (2) Nonfiction: The Circus Fire by Stewart O'Nan (1) The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty by Ca ...

... up for now trying to cut one; I'll try later. In no particular order: North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell Case Histories: A Novel by Kate Atkinson The Bounty: The True Story of the Mutiny on the Bounty by Caroline Alexander The Way We Live Now by Anthony Trollope ...

... I'm on an Atkinson kick as well. Just finished Emotionally Weird, which is, well, weird, but also very engaging. Case Histories: A Novel and One Good Turn are still my favorites, but I'm about to start Human Croquet. You'll have to tell me what you think of Behind the Scenes at ...

I love summer when I can read, read, read! I am on a Kate Atkinson kick---I read Case histories: a novel and am now reading Behind the Scenes at the Museum. They are both un-put-downable.

... to what we are used to and so foreign at the same time. One Good Turn: a novel, well, I liked it, but not as much as Case Histories: a novel. In Case Histories: a novel, all these seemingly disparate stories came together, and not even all of the people involved knew how they were ...

I totally agree with you on One Good Turn: A novel. I did like it, but I liked Case Histories: A Novel more. This one seemed a bit more meandering, and it was a lot more obvious how the plots were going to come together than it was in Case Histories. I did like how she tied the guy at the ...

... to be the dominant influence on the characters' lives. 19. One Good Turn by Kate Atkinson Not as good as Case Histories: a novel, but still good. 20. Vegan With a Vengeance by Isa Chandra Moskowitz Normally, I don't really read cookbooks. This one had enough ...

... Goldberg Mar - A Thread of Grace by Mary Doria Apr - Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder May - Case Histories by Kate Atkinson Jun - The Highest Tide by Jim Lynch Jul - A Lantern in Her Hand by Bess Streeter Aug - The Tall Pine Polka by Lorna La ...

ProdigalReader if you liked Case Histories, Kate Atkinson has written another Jackson Brodie book - One Good Turn - which hilariously has just come up as a Touchstone as "A history of the screwdriver and the screw" :-). Amyway, it is a fine book, not intelectually chalenging, but a ...

... pages, then became a major slog to get through, and I was completely disappointed with it in the end. I'd really enjoyed Case Histories last year, but this was a major letdown. Twilight of the Superheroes by Deborah Eisenberg was another I'd had very high hopes for and wound up ...

... spending weakness. They're my weakness. This weekend I bought: The Mysterious Flame of Queen Loana by Umberto Eco Case Histories by Kate Atkinson All He Ever Wanted by Anita Shreve The Falls by Joyce Carol Oates Cane River by Lalita Tademy Empire Falls by ...