This book was just incredible. From the very beginning we’re given Andrea and Brandon, two cardboard personalities who luckily found each other and get engaged while sitting at a table eating tangy potato salad. The only hold-up is that her cat and his dog don’t like each other. Cue the screams of terror! Will this prevent them from marrying? Andrea goes to an antique shop … Continue reading book review: the apple creek announcement
After what I thought was sufficient time I picked up The Forgiving Jar, the second book in the Jar series. Sara – buckle up for Sara. Continue reading book review: the forgiving jar
Another day another Wanda book under my belt. Continue reading book review: the hope jar
There’s not much that turns us off from a book. But there are some that make us say nope, shove it back on our shelf and quickly walk away, rubbing our hand on our shirt hoping we weren’t just contaminated. Continue reading book plots that should fade into obscurity
I just finished reading my fourth Dostoyevsky novel, Demons. First off, you know it’s gonna be next level based on name only. Continue reading demons by fyodor dostoyevsky
I hated this book. I hated it so much I might never read a Lori Wick book again, but I’ve said that before. Continue reading book review: who brings forth the wind
If nothing else this post proves that I sometimes do read quality literature. 2 stars: I didn’t care a whit about any of the characters in this book. The only one that stirred any emotion was Emil and that was only because he sucked. 1 star: I hated this book. Even when I switched to the abridged version I still couldn’t stand it so I … Continue reading maria’s classic books of 2022
Here’s a rundown of the classics I (Catherine) read in 2022: Continue reading catherine’s classic books of 2022
A Farewell to Arms by Hemingway was quite possibly one of the dumbest books I ever read. Continue reading book review: a farewell to arms
Someone asked me to read the third book in the Sadie’s Montana series because he was dying to know who the snipers were. So, let’s do this Continue reading book review: the disappearances (sadie #3)
Mellow Musings 