The next time you’re feeling down, you can browse the self-help section, or you can check out “The Book of Awesome.” This started as a web site: http://1000awesomethings.com. It’s a good reminder to notice the everyday awesomeness that is life. …
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First book in the Bewitching Series. This book is a nice blend of mystery, paranormal and a very small amount of romance. It was light and funny, and I adored the characters, especially Felicity and Marcus. The main heroine, Maggie …
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I just love taking a trip to the Lowcountry, especially when it’s been written by Dorothea Benton Frank. Her characters are so relatable.. This is the sequel to Plantation. We meet up again with Caroline Wimbley Levine, her son Eric, …
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Occasionally, I look around at the library shelves full of books and think “It’s all been done. The writing can stop now. All of the ideas are taken.” But I’m happy to report I’m consistently proved wrong. For instance: Sharp …
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This may be a Young Adult book, but in my opinion, it covers more area than that and adults could read it too. Told in a conversational first-person point of view, it’s both humorous and moving; there are a few …
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Wow! This is a thought provoking book about human nature and life after a potential holocaust. If you have read “On the Beach,” this book leaves you with similar thoughts about the future and the “what ifs?” I know that …
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