In keeping with the lazier pace of summer, I’ve combined the July-August reads this month. Twice the fun, packed into one read. But not one of these authors has kicked back in any way with the books below… so read away, stay cool and enjoy. Fiction: All the Men I’ve Loved Again by Christine Pride The calendar is about to turn to the year 2000 and Cora ...
What kind of reader are you? I love to ask people how they read. Some want a hard copy to turn pages, others love the portability of an e-book (my sister swears her Kindle is a midnight marriage saver) There’s the audio book lover, who can focus on a story and multi-task a rote activity like driving or running on the treadmill. I’m a “hold it in your ...
Flowers, picnics, lovers and family, blue skies, birds and books. This month is the official bridge to summer…… and summer is the season of freedom. Here are a few books that can take you out of this world and transport you to the next. Happy reading… Fiction/Romance: It’s A Love Storyby Annabel Monaghan Jane Jackson (aka Poor Janey Jakes) is ...
April showers bring May flowers. April also has a virtual rainstorm of good, new reads. Take a look! Fiction: Our Beautiful Boys by Sameer Pandya Vikram Shastri has always been a good kid. He’s got a 4.6 GPA, he listens to his parents, barely hits the parties, and is on track to go to a fancy college. But when he gets the chance to play on the high ...
Over the years, with multiple moves, my current book collection has been whittled down to absolute favorites. There’s also a smattering of older books, playing a more decorative role on the shelves, with their leather spines and gold embossed letters. None of them have much intrinsic value, but it’s the sentimentality that ensures they always make the ...