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  • Deserted Island Picks

    If you were stuck on a deserted island, what book would you take with you? I could read anything if I’m stuck on a deserted island, however, if I’m going to be stuck with only one book then I’d probably have to pick “The Last Bookshop in London” by Madeline Martin (as seen below). Who…

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  • Well, I finished reading this last night and thought I would share. I loved Florence Green in this book. She was a character with courage………she had enough gumption to open up a bookshop where she did, despite the fact that she was met with some resistance. I also liked Mr. Brundish because he seemed to…

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  • I picked this novel because I read “To Kill A MockingBird” right before it and I wanted to see what all happened next in “Go Set A Watchman”. Well, I finished reading this last night and let me just say “wow”. There is a lot going on in this novel and I’m still processing what…

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  • I finished reading this last night and I just had to share. This book goes through each month in a year and with each month, the werewolf in town strikes. You do find out who the werewolf is as one of the main characters in the book puts two and two together and figures it…

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  • I finished reading this one and thought I’d share. This one was broken up into sections, much like the author has done in the past. Each section is meant for a different purpose and to inspire you in a different ways. I think my favorite was on page 134 but the one on page 65…

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  • I finished reading this book and I can see why it’s a classic. The story is told through the eyes of little Jean Louise Finch (more commonly known as Scout) as her and her brother, Jeremy Atticus Finch (more commonly known as Jem), get up to some mischief. Along the way, we get to see…

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  • I was interested in treading this because I’ve always considered myself a dog person (until I got my cat last summer). I needed to read this, especially after I lost my dog in September. If you are a dog person and you love poetry, you should definitely give this a try. Even if you’re not…

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  • I finished reading this and I have to say that I enjoyed it. There’s a lot of good poetry in here. My favorite is on page 36 but the one on page 18 is a pretty close second (just my opinion). But if you are having a really bad day and need something to get…

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  • I finished reading this book last night before I went to bed and let me tell you, it was a little bit of a doozy (not in a bad way). There were twists and turns throughout the novel that keep you guessing on what’s going on (and who the real killer is). There’s not a…

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  • I got to visit my local bookstore yesterday on my day off. I spent about an hour in there (I could live in there, to be honest) before I had to go on about my business. Anyway, I picked up three new books while I was there which you will find below. The second book…

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