Two weeks ago I joined Jennifer's Crazy-for-Books Blog Hop and found some really fun book blogs. Some of my favorites: The Plum Bean Pr...

I have no business taking books out of the library when I already have so many books at home begging me to read them. But I heard about this...

I needed something silly and quick after that last book. Nothing better for silly and quick than Christopher Moore. This is Moore's seco...

Here's another one from the list of the 100 Best Loved Books. It was first published in 1860. The author was a contemporary and friend o...

I heard about this one from another book blogger (I think . . . but then I looked for the review so I could link to it, and couldn't fin...

I mostly just read this book to make sure it was appropriate for my 6-year-old to read. (When a first-grader reads on a higher-than-average ...

I had alternately heard that this book was amazing and that it was boring. I was relieved when I received it and saw that it's not espec...

I was not especially wanting to read this book. I'm not sure why I bothered to borrow it from Joyce, because although the first two Yash...

I found this book at the library today. I mean, I literally found it at the library. It wasn't a library book, and it was just sitting ...

This book caught my eye in the author endorsements at the beginning of Sarah's Key . It made me wonder: What do French women know? Do t...

This is a book I came across while browsing in the wonderland that is Books-A-Million (or maybe it was Sam's Club. They have a few prett...

I finally found myself ready to read this one. I don't know why I avoided it for so long--probably because I had such high expectations ...