Reviews by Jacqueline S. (Gladstone, MO)

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With or Without You: A Memoir
by Domenica Ruta
Not For Me (12/12/2012)
I started this book and gave it to page 70, but it really was not my cup of tea. I passed it on to a friend who loved it and read it in one weekend! I read to mostly escape, and this story was gritty, real and not for me!
The Roots of the Olive Tree: A Novel
by Courtney Miller Santo
A Good Read (8/3/2012)
I enjoyed this book, it had the important ingredients: strong characters that I cared about and was interested in and a good story that moved along. The author had me involved from the beginning, and I was curious to know what the outcome of the different situations withmore
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