I picked this book up with absolutely no prior knowledge of its contents--just Sam's recommendation of the author. That turned out to ...

I first heard of Mark Manson through a link to his blog shared by a facebook friend. Of course I can't remember exactly what that blog ...

For a book that started off feeling a little less-than unique (why does it seem like I've read a half-dozen other books about a slightl...

I really enjoyed reading this book. Lily King has a gift for subtly evoking settings and characters so it seems you're really there, i...

Literary amnesia notwithstanding, I remember that years ago I read The Cider House Rules , and I remember that I liked it. So it came as...

Sam came across this book first, having chosen it last summer in Emerald Isle. The blurb really appealed to him (if not to me), and we'...

I was excited when I came across this book of all-new-to-me fairy tales (despite the not-quite-appealing artwork). I was slightly less exc...

This book was such an enjoyable relief after so many weeks spent reading (or avoiding) Tinkers . Yes, I really do love to read! And the co...

Though by far my favorite genre is fiction, I occasionally enjoy dabbling in what I will call Home Books even though I know there is probab...

I. Am. So. Glad. This. Book. Is. Over. Did I actually choose this book myself? I remember it's one we got after browsing in Emerald ...

What would you do to protect your family? Koch explored the same theme in his book The Dinner . SHWSP is a story about Marc Schlosser...

This book first caught my eye at Books-A-Million because, well, why wouldn't it? It's called There Once Lived a Woman Who Tried to...