Taz Smile and no one knows what you're up to ;)
Back on Blossom Street – Debbie Macomber.
Back in the wool shop with some of the old cast and some new ones.
Taz Smile and no one knows what you're up to ;)
Back on Blossom Street – Debbie Macomber.
Back in the wool shop with some of the old cast and some new ones.
Serious time has passed without any 43 things action.
But, in summary, books I have read recently include
Books 1-9 of Charlaine Harris’ Sookie Stackhouse books which I loved.
When Nietzsche Wept – Irvin Yalom. This was a long overdue read.
The Forgotten Garden – Kate Morton. Devoured and loved.
Worls Without End – Ken Follet. Really enjoyed this loooong book.
The Tempest – William Shakespeare. Comfort reading!
When things fall apart – Pema Chodron. This book was lent to me by a patient, I found it so interesting and insightful.
SJ is luminous
by Jeff Lindsay
I really didn’t like this book all that much. I find the TV show to be much better. I thought the writing was…bland.
SJ is luminous
The Seven Deadly Sins and the Pursuit of Happiness in America
by Dan Savage
I’ve been trying to find a copy of this book FOREVER. It was worth the wait! I love Dan Savage.
SJ is luminous
Inside America’s Underground Food Movements
by Sandor Ellix Katz
Taz Smile and no one knows what you're up to ;)
Dear Emily – Fern Michaels
Different is probably all I can say. I wanted to like it more but I felt like I HAD to like the main character of Emily and while sometimes you could empathise with her, most times she was just plain annoying.
mrsrad just is.
The last of the trilogy, another romance. Great reading for a vacation. Now back to some other things on my list.
mrsrad just is.
Second in the trilogy. Romance novel set in the reign of the Tudors. Again, not my usual fare, but one of the few things I could find to read on the island.
Highway to Hell is the third in the series of Maggie Quinn books by Rosemary Clement Moore…
it’s YA and it’s fine for what it is…
This is a kind of blah review, so let me explain—
I kind of blazed through it in a day as I had a deadline to make a presentation (booktalk) for work, so I enjoyed it less than i prolly wouldn have, if I’d read it in the way I usally read…
Given that, check out these reviews
http://readingtomyself.blogspot.com/2009/05/highway-to-hell-maggie-quinn-girl-vs.html (from a teenage blogger)
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/4823693.Hell_Week
