About my Book Shelf and a surprise

So any of you who know me know that I'm the biggest book saleswoman. I can't just read a book and enjoy it myself, no, I have to tell everyone. Before I'm even finished I've told everyone that they can borrow my copy because they just have to read it. Where do I find time you ask? Well, for one I just completely neglect my children whilst reading a good book. I also leave it out on the couch so anytime I sit down to nurse I can gobble a few bits and pieces. I take it with me while I sit and wait at carpool (I also do my make up in the carpool waiting line, it is one of my best ideas lately. I start the carpool lane looking anything but attractive (I'm sure Dan would disagree) and by the time the kids are buckled, Bam, I'm a completely transformed woman. I still have my jammies on but from the neck up, all I can really say is wow. I mean, it's true I can't really see my whole face at once because the mirror is a bit small but it has to be an improvement. Right? Anyway, try it out. Let me know what you think. )
So I just re-read my post and am baffled at how sidetracked I have become. Now I'm really worried that my makeup in the carpool lane idea is not going to get proper attention since no one really wants to read about someone else's book shelf but alas I will give a few short comments about each selection.

Proper Care: Good ideas about being a decent person to your hubby, I'm sure Dan will testify that I really didn't need this kick in the bottom but I think any woman would benefit from reading it.
Harvester: Amazing love story. A bit slow in the beginning for me, only because I don't get into botany and the author really loves all the details of it. The end though is totally worth it. Both my mom and I want our husbands to read it.
The Secret: So didn't want to read this fad book but it really was so interesting and has a lot of valid points. I can totally feel the universe coming to solve all my problems.
Tipping Point: Dan always calls this book the Matching Point because it has a picture of matches on the front. That has nothing to do with the book but I felt like writing it anyway. So I bought this for Dan for Christmas and it just sat (ok he read a few chapters) and then I decided to give it a whirl even though it isn't really something I'm naturally drawn to but wow. I really LOVED it. Gladwell is an amazing author describing such complex issues in a concise and clear way. The issues themselves were so interesting and surrounded by actual life stories. This is a must read. I really was sad when I finished.
Twilight and others: I knew I would be hooked because everyone warned me and it is true. I don't recall ever reading books so fast. I could have finished all three in three days. But I wanted them to last longer so I drug it out a bit and took a week. Can't wait for more.
Poisonwood: Kingsolver has an amazing knack for change of voice for her characters. They have such depth. I think it should have ended at the end of their mission but still-- a great read.
Ender's: A fav from the college days. I loved it for the mind games and stratagem.

Ok so tell me about your favs. I love a good referral.