review

my take: I’m in love with Joshilyn Jackson. I hope she’s writing right now. This is her fourth book. I …

my take: A lot of sentences in this book are worth reading several times. Seriously. the introduction alone is worth …

my take: I know, I should have reviewed this book a long time ago. Thing is, what words can do …

my take: I’d heard about the book several times on NPR … saw it on lots of lists … tried …

my take: I thought it was a fun, female, fiction (FFF) which put me in completely the wrong frame of …

my take: I know, it’s a wordy title … and one of the best books on parenting I’ve read. Reading …

my take: This book reads like butta … smooth and salty. The story is intricately and wondrously crafted. If you …

my take: This book is right up my alley: self-improvement; resolutions; introspection. All from a slightly pessimistic view point. Gretchen’s …

my take: I’m a bit of a brain nerd. I’m (maybe overly) interested in self-improvement, and very hopeful that the …

my take: I loved Olga Grushin’s first novel, The Dream Life of Sukhanov, and this is equally fabulous. The story …

my take: First off, I read this in Costa Rica, so understand that in the happiest place on earth, everything …

my take: This was a gem of a pick for Book Chicks … I thought it was a “quiet” read, sleepy …

my take: This is one of those books I hope I never forget: never forget the shift in the universe …

my take: This book kinda knocked my socks off. In a strange way. The first 2/3 of the book is …

my take: I got inspired listening to Diane Rehm’s “Reader Review” (rebroadcast)…I read The Help quite a while ago and hearing …

my take: It’s hard to say I love this book because it is brutal. Seriously, I had nightmares. and, yet, …

my take: A devastating, beautiful novel told from the perspective of an Alzheimer’s victim. As the disease progresses, the narrative …

my take: I initially had a hard time getting into this book, but was warmed eventually by her folksy, friendly …