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The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie (Book Review)
Looking for something lighthearted while not stupid? You might enjoy this one.
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Rules of Civility (Book Review)
This atmospheric, jazz age book is an homage to New York City in the 1930's, and is written by...
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The Woman in Red (Book Review)
This new work of historical fiction is about an early feminist, who was married to Garibaldi, who fought in...
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A Long Petal of the Sea (Book Review)
If you want to read something set somewhere in time you know little about, you might find this novel...
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The Most Fun We Ever Had (Book Review)
This slow family saga is character driven and full of the everyday messiness of life.
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So Big (Book Review of 1924 Pulitzer Prize Winner)
Please read this forgotten gem. This unassuming book has a universal, timeless quality that I absolutely loved.
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The Book of Longings (Book Review)
I regret that this accomplished author so blatantly underutilized an amazing opportunity to write something meaningful, or at least...
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Half Drowned King (Book Review)
It was a special pleasure to read well done historical fiction of such a different time period. I give...
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The Dutch House (Book Review)
If you are going to read this melancholy new novel by Ann Patchett, I suggest listening to it on...
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The Summer Country (Book Review)
If you are looking for a completely diverting but unessential read, this may be what you are looking for.
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City Bakers Guide to Country Living (Book Review)
This is breezy fiction at its best– warm, home-affirming, and full of the transformative power of love.
