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    reading.gifIf you’re a book lover like me, you’re going to want to check out these lists of best fiction and nonfiction books published in 2007.

    I’ve also included some book titles that I think look really interesting.

    New York Times Books of 2007
    Here are some interesting books that I missed this last year:

    Boston Globe’s Best Fiction and Nonfiction in 2007
    Boston Globe critics reveal their favorite books this year.

    Publisher’s Weekly Best Books in 2007
    Editors at Publisher’s Weekly compiled this great list - and they even include Stephen Colbert’s “I am America (And So Can You!)

    American Library Association
    Here’s an interesting book they recommend:

    Los Angeles Times Best Nonfiction in 2007
    I think I’m going to check these books out at the library:

    The Economist 2007 Pick of the Bunch
    A bunch of great books that I can’t wait to read:

    Library Journal.com Best Books of 2007
    Some books that I’d like to read:

    Amazon.com Best Books of 2007
    It’s always interesting to look at top books at the biggest online bookstore. Some books that caught my eye:

    What are some of your favorite books that you’d like to recommend?


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    3 Responses to “The Best Fiction and Nonfiction Books of 2007”

    1. Yes, this is a great list.

    2. Hi,

      My favorite nonfiction read last year was “The Power of Yin: Celebrating Female Consciousness” by Hazel Henderson, Jean Houston and Barbara Marx Hubbard, three influential philosophers from the 1970’s. The book explains the vision these three remarkable women have on developments and challenges in the world.

      It is a fascinating read showing how great minds discuss great ideas, and it gave me inspiration and hope for our society.

      Cheers,
      Linda

    3. Maybe its because it came out so late in 2007 that this book was missed but I’d like to see Author Catherine Johnson’s, “Shades of Darkness, Shades of Grace” on the top lists of 2007. Excellent family drama and dualism in the plot and rich character development by the author make this one a for sure top pick in my book. This book is a beautifully sculpted book that deals with the existence of evil in ordinary lives and how that evil pushes others to commit acts they would not even imagine.

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