-
Book Review: Arcadia
I read this new fictional account of a hippie commune because there was a time when I read a...
00 -
Book Review: Imagine- How Creativity Works
After reading this book on the latest science regarding creativity, it is no miracle that I’m creative. I daydream,...
-
Book Review: I’ve Got Your Number
This somewhat trite romantic comedy was the perfect antidote to the other book I was reading simultaneously... the one...
-
Book Review: Strength in What Remains
I knew precious little about the genocide in Burundi, so when I saw this true story written by an...
-
Book Review: Goode’s World Atlas
Our youngest daughter is taking AP Human Geography this year, and coupled in the photo above with her textbook...
-
Book Review: The Red Book
This novel utilizes hypothetical "red book" entries to introduce characters returning to Harvard for their 20th reunion. The whole...
-
Book Review: Bird Cloud
I found myself liking this book by the end. It is a rather droll telling of building a house...
-
Book Review: State of Wonder
I liked this book, regardless of the fact that it takes place in the pharmaceutical industry and has some...
-
Book Review: Age of Miracles
This novel had a very unique premise: the earth’s rotation begins gradually to slow down. Each day is longer...
-
Book Review: Mennonite in a Little Black Dress
Although I can give this memoir only three stars – due to too much emphasis on bodily functions and...
-
Book Review: American Grown
The Kitchen Garden at the White House, begun by Mrs. Obama in 2009, has come to symbolize bringing the...
-
Giving Myself Permission Not to Finish These Two Books
Reading books is a glorious oasis for me, which is why it was an unexpected revelation that I actually...