Book 86: March – Geraldine Brooks
A co-worker recommended March and prior to reading it I knew only that it detailed the mostly absent character of Mr. […]
Book 86: March – Geraldine Brooks Read Post »
A co-worker recommended March and prior to reading it I knew only that it detailed the mostly absent character of Mr. […]
Book 86: March – Geraldine Brooks Read Post »
As the final novel I could not have asked for a better ending to the informal trilogy. Another ten years
Book 85: Jo’s Boys – Louisa May Alcott Read Post »
I’ll confess that I am back dating this post. I finished reading this the third week in December, but never
Book 84: Little Men – Louisa May Alcott Read Post »
I decided with this novel that I would include re-reads in my reviews unless I have reviewed them in the
Book 82: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo – Stieg Larsson Read Post »
There are few books that I finish reading and truly regret not having read them earlier in life, and this
Book 81: Little Women – Louisa May Alcott Read Post »
I thought Friday Night Lights was going to focus solely on football (like the movie) but it didn’t. It was about
Book 79: Friday Night Lights – H.G. Bissinger Read Post »
What a fitting 50th book for 2011. Not only have I completed my ‘set’ goal for 2011, but I completed
Book 78: Inheritance (Inheritance Cycle #4) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
In what was originally touted as the final book in the trilogy, Brisingr neither disappoints nor impresses and serves primarily
Book 77: Brisingr (Inheritance Cycle #3) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »
With Paolini’s second novel, Eldest, I begin to understand and even agree with some of the critiques people have of
Book 76: Eldest (Inheritance Cycle #2) – Christopher Paolini Read Post »