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Oy, Thomas the Tank Engine, been there, done that. To death! When my oldest was little, starting about two, he got into that. I would get him the little engines from time to time. Inside those engine packages was a folded piece of paper with pictures of all the current engines, we eventually called that little peice of paper "paper trains" and he had to take "paper trains" with him EVERYWHERE! I eventually had one or two of his favorite "paper trains" laminated, lol, and they, in all their ragged glory are now put away for keepsakes, lol. We dragged engines and paper trains everywhere with us and I have a very large collection of books, videos, trains, buildings and track in the basement. I even have any unopened discontinued set of "James goes buzz-buzz" set aside, should e-bay it.

Anywhoo, I love book threads! We should sticky it and then when we can refer back to it after we read a book or when we just need a new book to read.

I've read and own, I think, everything by Grisham, except Bleachers. I'll have to look into that because I usually get a recommendation from Amazon about his books. He is one of my "collected" authors. "A Painted House" was good, different for him, but very good. I think my all time favorite Grisham is "A Time to Kill".

I recently finished a Lisa Gardener, "Hide" and a Nora Roberts, "Hot Ice" and a Maeve Binchy, "Light a Penny Candle". I am reading "Echos" by Maeve Binchy right now and have her book "Scarlet Feather" on my nightstand along with "The Paper Dynasty" but Theodore Roosevelt Gardener II. I had gotten "Tara Road" by Binchy and "Plain Truth" (?) by Jody Picolet for x-mas from my SD. Jody Picolet was completely checked out so I got more Binchy. I like to find an author and read all of their stuff, weird, I know.