Planes, Trains, and Lanes
Our peripatetic spies spotted the following books being read by their fellow travelers this week. We decided just for fun to try categorizing the readers by age and gender to see if we could spot any patterns. This is what we came up with. Any comments?
20-Something Women
Caprice Crane – Stupid and Contagious
Ceanne DeRohan – Feelings Matter: Keys to the Unexplored Self
Edith Wharton – House of Mirth
20-Something Men
Steve Berry – The Templar Legacy
Dan Brown – The Lost Symbol
30-Something Women
Greg Mortenson & David Oliver Relin – Three Cups of Tea
Haruki Murakami – The Wind Up Bird Chronicle
30-Something Men
Edward Abbey – The Journey Home
Middle-Aged Women
Janet Dailey – Santa in a Stetson
Jerry & Esther Hicks – Ask and It is Given
Brandon Massey – Cornered
Al Ries & Jack Trout – Positioning: The Battle for Your Mind
Middle-Aged Men
John Grogan – The Longest Trip Home
Mark Harris – Pictures at a Revolution: Five Movies and the Birth of New Hollywood
Alice Sebold – The Lovely Bones
If you spot a title or two as you travel around, please share and we’ll include them in the column. Just send them to raoblog@lu.com
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