New book rec

I just finished People of the Book, by Geraldine Brooks (who won the Pulitzer for March). It's a piece of historical fiction about a rare book expert who's analyzing the Sarajevo Haggadah. She finds a hair, a stain, an imprint of clasps, and other assorted things in the Haggadah, and the novel then jumps back and forth between the present, where she's speculating what caused the items to be present or lacking, and then the past centuries, where you have an entire chapter on how each of those things got there. It's all interspersed with a love story, so it's really quite interesting. Not heavy, but a fun read. It's a whole new genre of "book mystery," but with enough rare book jargon that you can tell the author did her homework. I highly recommend it. Read and tell me what you think.