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The Other Typist by Suzanne Rindell
The Other Typist is a crazy ride through a woman’s mind as she experiences the underground life of the speakeasy in 1920s New York. Just when you think it is going to take you in one direction you...
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Cuckoo’s Calling by Robert Galbraith
The first book in the Cormoran Strike Series was off to a lightning start then is fizzled. Somewhere in the last four chapters it picks back up. It is a detective story attempting to prove that a...
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Glitter and Glue: A Memoir by Kelly Corrigan
Amazingly sparkly! Kelly Corrigan takes us into her thought process about her mother as she embarks on the journey that is the bridge between college and adult normal life. She is like most of us in...
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The Forever Girl by Alexander McCall Smith
I loved this book. It is a story about why we should never make assumptions but always speak our mind. If we speak our feelings we won’t have to endure the sadness of assuming incorrectly. If the sweet...
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Decisions To Make
I have a decision to make that is giving the bibliophile in me a panic. My goal was to build a personal library of one thousand books. Not just any books but books I loved and books that are quality. I...
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Why do we love books?
This world is divided into three types of people. Those who love to read, those who don’t love reading or even like reading and those who haven’t learned to read. For those who haven’t learned to read...
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The Secret History by Donna Tartt
The Secret History is a crime novel from the point of view of one of the criminals. That’s clear from the beginning, so this isn’t a spoiler. Richard Papen is impulsive. He picks his college for...
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Wild Orchid by Beverley Brenna
Wild Orchid is about a autistic girl, Taylor at that age where she is becoming an adult. The book is written in her voice as she experiences her first job, first kiss and few other firsts. She and her...
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The Book of Bright Ideas by Sandra Kring
I have to admit, I am not much of a chick lit reader. I was looking for something light and happy to read, so I picked this up just because of the cover alone. I thought this looks like a...
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A Life of Bright Ideas by Sandra Kring
I enjoyed this sequel as much as I did the first book! I hope I find there is a third book. In this book we see the girls, Winnalee and Button as they grow from awkward teens to adults, whether they...
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