I read three books featuring strong women. Each book is utterly unique from the other two, with interesting stories and characters, but each one memorable in its own right. All of these will stick with you in different ways and for different reasons. Valentine by Elizabeth Wetmore Set in a small West Texas town in … Continue reading Spring Fiction
With so many big releases from the summer, and now what seems like a never ending list for fall, your to-read list may be feeling a little discouraged. I dug through everything new, or somewhat new to reach these top 5 picks. Oh the narrowing! Seriously, this was tough - so much of the latest … Continue reading 5 Books for Fall
The Girl on the Train is many things. The book, the girl, the girl the girl sees, are all more than they appear. As to the comparisons to Gone Girl - yes, it is similar. In certain ways: the narration is back and forth by chapter between, first two characters, and later three; there are … Continue reading The Girl On The Train
I was a late comer to the book - I started grad school when everyone's book club was reading it. Seriously - people who weren't in book clubs were suddenly in book clubs to read this book. A year later I'm done with school and go to read the book. About 25 pages in I … Continue reading Gone Girl
