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my take: There’s something wonderfully haunting about this book. In the opening paragraph: “When the end came, it seemed to …

my take: Isn’t it interesting that the timing of when one reads a book very much affects the experience? After …

my take: I learned about this from a friend (former soccer moms together) who reads this blog … I bought …

my take: This slim book was a great surprise. I saw it on my cousin Betsy’s TO READ pile and …

my take: When I surveyed the Festival of Faith and Writing authors and books to read in preparation, I saw …

my take: I’m always on the look-out for good reads for my friend Nancy who requires a plot without terrible …

my take: I’ve read this several times. Marc David is a pioneer in the field of the psychology of eating. …

my take: My sisters and my daughters and I have a bit of a short hand talk for certain kinds …

my take: Pictured on the top of my pile of things to read for a trip to St. Lucia, daughter …

my take: This is a great adventure and great memoir. Really, by the end, I felt like I’d hiked a …

my take: This was almost as wonderful and necessary as Wonder … but for a slightly older age group. (And …

my take: A few years ago I went gluten-free. I hadn’t been feeling great – bloaty, foggy headed, fatigued. I …

my take: It took me two tries to read this. The first attempt was to read jointly with one of …

my take: I couldn’t decide at first if I liked the writing style or not … and then I got …

my take: There’s hardly a more pathetic main character than Benjamin Benjamin and a complete cast of wacky supporting actors …

my take: The cover is colorful. The book is long. The cover doesn’t make up for the length of the …

my take: I was having lunch with a new friend and when the convo got around to books (as any …

my take: I was a little skeptical when I was at the Bookman (Grand Haven) asking for this title … …

my take: As a born and bred West Michigan girl, I remember when we were moving to the Detroit area …