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The Journal Keeper: A Memoir
by Phyllis Theroux
Extraordinary in the Ordinary (1/16/2010)
This book is like a collection of mini essays about everyday life of a women and Theroux gives new meaning to ordinary daily events in her life and ours. Perfect to read in short spurts because each section will make you want to pause and ponder. Very Good.
The Private Papers of Eastern Jewel
by Maureen Lindley
Disappointing Jewel (8/7/2009)
I didn't find the story as compelling as I thought it would be. I had to force myself to finish it. I wanted to be swept away like I was in Memiors of a Geisha or Snowflower and the Secret Fan, but sadly I wasn't.
Valeria's Last Stand
by Marc Fitten
Adult fairytale for seniors (3/23/2009)
Valeria's Last Stand is set in Hungary at the end of Socialism. The characters are mostly senior citizens adjusting to the social and political changes happening around them. I loved that it showed seniors striving for the same things young people want: passion, love, sex,more
Something Like Beautiful: One Single Mother's Story
by Asha Bandele
Something Like Beautiful (12/15/2008)
I loved this memoir! The prose is absolutely beautiful. This is a short book, but it packs in a lot of big emotions. If you have been a mother, loved and lost or ever felt depressed or lonely you will be able to relate to this woman. I will certainly be recommending thismore
Kissing Games of the World
by Sandi Kahn Shelton
A Modern Family Love Story (9/16/2008)
As someone living in a non-traditional family, I enjoyed this story. It explores many of life's issues - forgiveness, responsibility,grief,love,redemption and family. This story looks at how past relationships influence our present ones and do those experiences dictate ourmore
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