"Florence Gordon"
my take: A bit of a cross between Olive Kitteridge and Emily, Alone, Florence is a somewhat crotchety feminist whose …
my take: A bit of a cross between Olive Kitteridge and Emily, Alone, Florence is a somewhat crotchety feminist whose …
my take: When Alice, a 39 year old mother of three, falls off her spin bike and knocks her head …
my take: This is a compilation of Ann Patchett’s various magazine articles and a few new essays ~ the book …
my take: This was an impulse buy for me … I’d seen it and heard about it and decided to …
my take: When I asked a young friend what she likes to read, without hestitation she answered “anything by Jodi …
my take: This is just fun. If you love book stores, if you love books, if you love love triumphing …
my take: Ah, another great read from Ann Patchett. This was published in 1996, which doesn’t seem like that long …
my take: I watched The Silver Linings Playbook several months ago and was stunned by it … wild, gripping, poignant, disturbing, …
my take: I’m always on the look-out for good reads for my friend Nancy who requires a plot without terrible …
my take: After finishing a self-help nonfiction, I was looking for something easy and fast. And this fit the bill …
my take: A classic boy loves the wrong girl for waaaaaay too long story. And much more. Both main characters …
my take: I read Ms. Fowler’s The Jane Austen Bookclub several years ago, and it was so so. I am …
my take: Oh, man, this novel has everything and the kitchen sink. Most of the way through the book I …
my take: This is a great adventure and great memoir. Really, by the end, I felt like I’d hiked a …
my take: The real love story here is my head-over-heels infatuation with all things Joshilyn Jackson writes. For reals. This …
my take: This was almost as wonderful and necessary as Wonder … but for a slightly older age group. (And …
my take: I loved the voice of the narrator in this coming-of-age story. Joe looks back on a pivotal moment …
my take: I couldn’t decide at first if I liked the writing style or not … and then I got …
my take: Really, the family in this book has the corner on the DYSFUNCTION market. It’s being made into a …
my take: There’s hardly a more pathetic main character than Benjamin Benjamin and a complete cast of wacky supporting actors …