By Kelly Corrigan I have been accused of only writing good book reviews. I guess that is because I really do like most books I read, I’m not difficult…
by Fannie Flagg I cannot recollect reading a book prior to “Standing in the Rainbow” where the plot of the story travels through so many decades while following so many…
By Jean Craighead George I’m not entirely sure what influenced me to read My Side of the Mountain; I was searching through a list of books I had read as a…
The Great Gatsby is a classic novel about the corruption of wealth and prestige. When Nick moves to New York in pursuit of a bond career he finds himself mixed…
Enders Game By: Orson Scott Card First off, I didn’t actually READ this book, I listened to it (is that cheating?). And oh how glad I am that I did!…
North and South, by John Jakes While sitting in the airport on a 6 hour layover in route to South Carolina I found myself browsing through the Kindle Store in…
The Homecoming of Samuel Lake By, Jenny Wingfield The Homecoming of Samuel Lake reveals the intimate issues hanging over the Moses family. As with most authentic families there are some characters…
A few years ago I attempted to read “The Moonstone, by Wilkie Collins”. I enjoyed the mystery but was unable, at that particular time in my life, to handle the…
Shades of Gray by Jessica James [row] [col span__sm=”12″ align=”center”] [ux_image id=”2982″ width=”40″] [/col] [/row] First let us clarify; this review is NOT about 50 Shades of Grey by E.L.…
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane Oh, what a delight. Unfortunately they don’t make toys like Edward Tulane anymore. The plastic and nylon of today’s play things would have never survived…