WORLD WITHOUT END by Ken Follett

Paperback
New American Library
ISBN 0446556815
p. 508, 4th line from the bottom, Chris should be Caris:
"... if Chris had not taken Mattie Wise's potion."

THE CLOUD ATLAS by Liam Callanan

Paperback
Dial Press
ISBN 0385336950
p. 161, end of 2nd paragraph, decades-only should be decades-old:
"My decades-only stories, secrets, and sins could wait."

THIS IS WHERE I LEAVE YOU by Jonathan Tropper

Hardback
Dutton
ISBN 052595127X
p. 284, 7th line of the "11:45 pm" section, break should be brake:
"...balancing herself on the training break to prove her love."

PRAYING FOR SHEETROCK by Melissa Fay Greene

Paperback
Da Capo Press
ISBN 0306815176
p. 55, last sentence of the 2nd paragraph, third and should not be there:
"The families sang songs and counted state tags, and the kids and fought over who got the window."
p. 159, 7th line from the bottom, caseloads is misspelled:
"... freed from their individual caseloeads... ."
p. 286, last line, tights should be rights:
"'A lot of people who came up through the civil tights movement... .'"

A LITTLE YELLOW DOG by Walter Mosley

Hardback
W. W. Norton & Company, Inc.
ISBN 0393039242
p. 53, 13th line, hanger (as in coat hanger) is misspelled as hangar (as in airplane hangar):
"There was also about an eighteen-inch space on the hangar rod."
p. 192, 6th line, alva should be capitalized:
"John and alva sat patiently while I devoured her meal."
p. 291, 5th line, shools should be schools:
"'... what we took out [of] the shools, but that was it.'"
p. 298, 14th line, the word he is missing:
"And even if [he] did get caught, he didn't have anything on me."

THE STONE DIARIES by Carol Shields

Paperback
Penguin Classics
ISBN 0143105507
p. 176, first line, the spelling Beverley is used, instead of Beverly, which is used everywhere else.

A RELIABLE WIFE by Robert Goolrick

Hardback
Algonquin Books of Chapel Hill
ISBN 1408701936
p. 264, 7th line from the top, the word to is missing:
"... he wanted Catherine [to] be all women to him."

SAVING FAITH by David Baldacci

Paperback
Warner Vision Books
ISBN 0446608890
p. 241, 8th line from the bottom, redaction's should be redactions:
"... reports ... that have so many damn redaction's the paper looks black?"

BRIDGET JONES'S DIARY by Helen Fielding

Paperback
Picador
ISBN 0330375253
p. 40, about 1/3 down the page, known should be know:
"... and don't known how to relate to individuals any more."

THE PIANO TEACHER by Janice Y. K. Lee

Hardback
Viking
ISBN 0670020486
p. 200, almost halfway down the page, a comma is missing after soup:
"Her lunch was, Claire would discover, rabbit pie, tomato soup white bread tomato sandwiches, ... ."

THE REAL McCOY by Darin Strauss

Hardback
Dutton
ISBN 0525946519
p. 92, about 2/3 down the page, separate is misspelled:
"The Chinese con man hadn't been fully at ease keeping up a seperate self."
p. 315, last sentence, themselves is misspelled:
"Mists drew theselves high in curtain after white curtain."

CUTTING FOR STONE by Abraham Verghese

Hardback
Alfred A. Knopf
ISBN 0375414495
p. 184, 4th line from bottom, of should be off:
"She holds a lid over the pan to fend of the missiles."

KAATERSKILL FALLS by Allegra Goodman

Hardback
The Dial Press
ISBN 0385323891
p. 56, 8th line, repovingly should be reprovingly:
"'Bardolatry,' Beatrix tells Cecil repovingly."
p. 234, 5th line, you should be capitalized:
"You are not a bureaucrat. you are not a slave."

CHRONIC CITY by Jonathan Lethem

Hardback
Doubleday
ISBN 0385518633
p. 13, 6th line, enter should be entered:
"Once I'd enter his apartment to find him on his carpet...."
p. 213, about halfway down, see should be seen:
"'Haven't see you in a while.'"
p. 233, 10th line, the word have is missing:
"No one would [have] ever known how little I remembered...."

TO DANCE WITH THE WHITE DOG by Terry Kay

Paperback
Washington Square Press
ISBN 0671726730
p. 142, about 2/3 down the page, than should be that:
"'Old people like than can be stubborn.'"

ECOLOGY OF A CRACKER CHILDHOOD by Janisse Ray

Paperback
Milkweed Editions
ISBN 1571312471
p. 110, the last sentence of the "Kay and I" paragraph, pronounced is mispelled:
"... name being prounounced one way at home and another at school."

WOLF HALL by Hilary Mantel

Hardback
Henry Holt and Company, LLC
ISBN 0805080686
p. 369, about two-thirds down the page, excommunicate should be excommunicated:
"'It will be too late, if he is excommunicate, ... .'"
p. 370, about one-third down, bought should be brought:
"We bought in the cheapest food we could find... ."

THE YEAR OF THE FLOOD by Margaret Atwood

Hardback
Nan A. Talese Doubleday
ISBN 0385528779
p. 205, 1st line, the word to is missing:
"There wasn't much for Lucerne [to] put into it... ."