Book Chat: Flight or Fight by Scott Bartlett Check out Flight or Fight An intriguing exploration through the world that could be … a world that’s familiar, scary, and will leave you contemplating the choices you make and the changes you accept. Author’s Website: scottplots.com
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Book Chat: Suite Francaise by Irene Nemirovsky Check out Suite Francaise An unusual but worthwhile peek at an author’s ‘rough’ creation and a beautiful view of human interaction and thought when facing a world and life upturned.
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Book Chat: Delirium by Lauren Oliver Check out Delirium Author’s Website: laurenoliverbooks.com A look at a world without love … or rather, a world in which love is a disease that leads to death. Curiously compelling with writing that brings to life a world you feel you could step out your
Keep Reading ... →Book Chat: Left Neglected by Lisa Genova Check out Left Neglected A novel that explores our perception of the world around us and the choices we make in the name of ‘success’. A book to make us question the world’s definition of what it means to have it all and focus
Keep Reading ... →Book Chat: Every Little Thing by Chad Pelley Check Out Every Little Thing An intriguing look at the way even the most inconsequential moments in life can have monumental impacts. The characters in this book are incredibly crafted as wholly sympathetic and understandable, despite making choices that will make you
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Book Chat: Easy by Tammara Webber Check out: Easy A book about a ‘bad boy’ who’s not so bad and a ‘good girl’ trying to discover who she really is and what she stands for. A story that looks at the power of love to heal and shine light on
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Imagine living years of your life knowing something was horribly wrong inside of you, knowing your pain couldn’t be normal, but consistently being told that it was. Imagine large aspects of your life being defined by that pain—the confusion, isolation, and fear it would cause—yet being told it was all in your head or you just weren’t strong enough to deal with it.
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Book Chat: Sharp Objects by Gillian Flynn Check out Sharp Objects A deeply disturbing novel with characters who, though in desperate need of psychological care, are brilliantly believable. An important message on the need to be open about mental and emotional pain and the affects of abuse within families. Author’s
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