Here we go with some book recommendations that will surely thrill your heart and stir the soul. I tell you what, a good book is what gets me through February and March in New Hampshire. We Were Liars by E. Lockhart. Young Adult. Tragic, page-turner, very tight writing. John Green says,”Thrilling, beautiful, and blisteringly smart, We Were Liars is […]
Oh, I do love posting book recommendation. It’s like telling you a big secret and in return, you tell me something juicy too. January was a good reading month. I took Word Nerd’s advice and made it part of my to-do list. How Will You Measure Your Life? by Clayton M. Christensen with James Allworth and Karen […]
Here are some of my favorite books I’ve read recently: A wonderful debut from a first-time author. Makes your wonder which side you’d be on. The right one, I hope. From the very first, I kept thinking, “this author is brilliant!” His prose was poetic, the story compelling, the characters memorable. Elizabeth Strout is a good […]
Good books, a fantastic medical drama, and a singer who has me swooning – read on for inspiration! Since we are still in the thick of winter here in New Hampshire, I like to think it gives me more of an excuse to read. Which I don’t. Which I should. An hour every afternoon sounds dreamy, no? […]
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I didn’t read enough this year, but did discover some gems, both old and new. The year started out with a big high as I binged on all things Liane Moriarty, (as a side note, guess who’s on the February 2017 cover of Writer’s Digest???) But after the summer I went into a reading slump, with just so-so […]
A good book is an event in my life. -Stendhal 1. The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt. It won the Pulitzer for heavens sake, aren’t I supposed to love it? My overall feeling: meh. If I’m going to take two months to read a 772-page book that weighs ten pounds I’d like to feel a few things: […]
There are few things I love more than discovering a great book – and then recommending it. With Labor Day upon us, I suppose this means summer is truly coming to an end. Take heart! Perhaps you can squeeze one more book in. This summer I was determined to read more, and though I still have a […]
Books of late: 1. Glitter and Glue by Kelly Corrigan. Not only one of the best memoirs I’ve read, but one of the best books. Fantastic writing. Kelly writes of being a nanny to two children who have recently lost their mother. It’s funny, sad, and left with me loving my mother even more. Read this book! You will […]
Wild: From Lost to Found on the Pacific Crest Trail, is a 2012 memoir by Cheryl Strayed, a girl who had never been hiking. Yet she decides she needs to do something really hard. I like that. Strayed (a name she gave herself) cluelessly tackles one of the hardest hiking trails in America. I enjoyed […]