MWF seeking BFF: My Yearlong Search For A New Best Friend by Rachel Bertsche Check out MWF seeking BFF Author’s Website: rachelbertsche.com An interesting read with a lot to like and a lot I could have done without too. The account of the 52 friend dates got tiring, but what I
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Book Chat: At the Water’s Edge by Sarah Gruen Check out At the Water’s Edge Author’s Website: Sorry, her website doesn’t seem to work and my Anti-virus doesn’t like it … Here’s her Facebook page A somewhat mythical and fantastical period piece that challenges preconceived notions. The relationship between the
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Video Book Chat: The Nightingale by Kristin Hannah Check out The Nightingale Author’s Website: kristinhannah.com An intricate look at the life and relationships of women in WWII occupied France … the choices made, the sacrifices, the bravery.
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Video Book Chat: The Notebook by Nicholas Sparks Check out The Notebook Author’s Website: nicholassparks.com (You should seriously check out the author’s page. It has a story for the inspiration of The Notebook that, though only a few paragraphs long, has me wiping tears right now.) A beautiful tale of human
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Behind Closed Doors by B.A. Paris Check out Behind Closed Doors I found myself frustrated in the beginning, intrigued throughout the middle, and satisfied by the end.
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Book Chat: All The Good Parts by Loretta Nyhan Check out All The Good Parts Author Website: lorettanyhan.com Incredibly real. Sometimes I wanted to tell these characters off. Sometimes I wanted to give them a hug. Sometimes I just shook my head. Then I’d laugh. Next, I’d tear up. A moment later
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Book Chat: Then She Danced by Janice Godin Check out Then She Danced Author’s Website: janice.godin.com A delightful story full of the beauty of Newfoundland’s landscape and one woman’s soul.
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Book Chat: Tracks by Robyn Davidson Check out Tracks by Robyn Davidson This book was disturbing and honest. Inspirational and thought-provoking. The book, like her journey, had a slow start, but once the trek truly began, it was captivating.
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Book Chat: Truly, Madly, Guilty by Liane Moriarty Check out Truly, Madly, Guilty Author’s Website: lianemoriarty.com An exploration of family, friendship, parenthood and the complexities of sexual relationships.
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Book Chat: Killer Me by Candace Osmond Check out Killer Me Author’s Website: authorcandaceosmond.com Compelling characters and very visual. It felt like a movie – I could totally see a blockbuster film based on this book.
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