Where Reading is a Way of Life
Surprise, tears, and the desire to share. After being an avid reader forever, I find that I usually see an ending coming. I’ve usually recognize the foreshadowing and even though I enjoy a book, it’s rare that a book actually totally surprises me at the end. It’s even rarer for it to surprise me with [...]
I bought The Diary by accident to be honest. I’m not sure how it ended up on my booklist at Book of the Month Club, but I must have been looking at it and clicked “add” somewhere along the way because sure enough it came in the mail a few months ago. I knew I’d [...]
When I was asked if I would like to read/review/giveaway The Unexpected Gift by Meaghan Gonzales Wagar and Michelle Bulmer Atha, I clicked over and read the summary and knew from the beginning that I would love this book. And I have to admit that I was not disappointed. It’s a thin book so I [...]
I can’t tell you how long it’s been since I sat and read a book cover to cover in one setting. I’m still sort of in shock to be honest with you. When we got home from going out to eat tonight, a storm was moving in – that much was obvious. Knowing that our [...]
Our Grand Opening is starting late due to an online break I took, but we are starting with an awesome book review and prize. The book is If Mama Don’t Laugh It Ain’t Funny by Lucy Adams and was a blast to read. I’m so excited to be introducing you to Lucy during her If [...]
“A Charles Kuralt-Albert Brooks-style romp where they meet up with nudists, robbers and more. Required Reading.” -The New York Post “Eat, Pray, Love – without the depression – meets Confessions of a Shopaholic – without the ditz.” – Denver Magazine. is the true story of Doreen and her husband, Tim, who are both psychiatrists, and [...]
I love to shop the bargain bins at the bookstores and last summer I stumbled on a book by Janet Evanovich called Ten Big Ones, and ever since then I have been hooked on the antics of the main character, Stephanie Plum. I skipped around this series for the first few books, but then decided I wanted [...]
