Another good read from Marie Force. Her last novel, Line of Scrimmage was an instant hit with me. What I like about these books are the characters. They are people that readers can fall in love with. Plus the story lines are very believable. I liked that Michael and Juliana met on an airplane and that they are complete opposites.... 

What a wonderful read! Water for Elephants has been lauded as a “great pick for summer”, but this book is so much more. It has a depth and a substance to it that you don’t usually find in your classic “beach read”. It’s clear that the author did her research into the time period (post-Depression... 

While “Under the Dome” is a pleasant novel, I would not compare it with “The Stand” as is advertised on the cover. Given who the writer is, I was dissatisfied after reading this claim. All the characters are spectacular as most of the characters of that earlier work, and those in many of his other celebrated... 

A coming-of-age story set in the South, this novel is affluent with subjects for chat. If you are in school and are reading this book in class then this is a necessary item. I did not get the cliff notes for myself somebody ales got them for me and I dint even think I desired them but they really helped me. Not to just recognize... 

“Three Cups of Tea” is a convincing account of the dissimilarity one severely determined person can make in the world. I won’t use this space to say again the reports already covered in the editorial reviews, but Greg Mortenson’s fervor for educating children, particularly girls, in the rough mountain... 

The book The Tipping Point is about how certain persons can, directly and indirectly, shape and influence a mass group of people with the smallest amount of effort and in not so obvious ways. After reading The Tipping Point, I am beginning to think that Malcolm Gladwell is somewhat like a social scientist; he studies people.... 

The Great Gatsby was one of the books that I read in high school that I have been meaning to re-read, in an attempt to see whether it would mean more to me when I was older, than it did when I was young and easily bored. I was left wondering what I would have thought if I had been in the position of the narrator Nick Carraway.... 

This is an outstanding book and record about the life of Jennette Walls. I recommend this to anyone who believes the challenges they may have in childhood might be used as reasons to not persevere later in life. After reading this, you may re-consider what true difficulty is within a family. The way she draws herself and her...