If you've been reading all or some of the Cornflower Book Group Books this year (follow that link for a reminder of what we've read, or scroll down and have a look at the list in the right-hand sidebar), which books have stood out for you - that is, which have you particularly enjoyed or which have proved the most interesting reading, e.g. making you think, provoking brisk debate within the group, or simply being a good discovery that you might not otherwise have come across?
My reasons for asking will become clear in due course (she said enigmatically ...)