Donna Cross’ Pope Joan has been on my TBR list for a couple of years. There is much about the Catholic church that intrigues me, […] Read More
Tag: Book Reviews
Though it starts and finishes light and fluffy, Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows’ The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society has surprising depth at its […] Read More
This is what I’ve been needing. Quick read. Good plot. Interesting characters. Reliable writer. Variety in device. Anita Shreve is one of my favorite writers […] Read More
I just finished A Girl Named Zippy, and I was a little bit disappointed. The person who recommended it to me had it listed among […] Read More
I have a dear friend & loyal reader who gives me a hard time about my book selections, particularly those I choose for the beach. […] Read More
Most avid readers have that never-ending list of classics in the back of their head that fits the description, “I know I need to read […] Read More
…but that isn’t true. I recently finished Tropic of Cancer, but it definitely deserves it’s on post, so I’ll write about it later this week. […] Read More
First, my apologies to my loyal followers for this length of silence. I could give you a list of excuses, but they boil down to: […] Read More
It is not very often that a book can be carried by plot alone, but Sarah’s Key is one of them. Tatiana de Rosnay’s fictionalized […] Read More
Let me start by saying that I’m glad I read this book. I’ve been hearing about it for at least two years, and it has […] Read More