This was by far one of the most delightful books I have read in a long time. The Lumby Lines: A Novel is much more than a story set in a little town; rather, it’s the story of a small town. The author provides for a wonderful journey straight into the heart of Lumby as… Read More Book Review: The Lumby Lines: A Novel by Gail Fraser
Waverly Bryson hasn’t had it easy lately. She used to, though. She had a great job, great friends and an amazing fiancé. If there was something bugging her deep down, she shoved it out of the way. After all, Waverly was way too busy organizing her fabulous wedding to the catch of San Francisco while… Read More Book Review: Perfect on Paper: The (Mis)Adventures of Waverly Bryson by Maria Murnane
I read really fast and was expecting to finish this small, 153-page book relatively quickly, all the more that it’s a collection of short stories. How wrong I was. Alone With You: Stories is one of the most compelling and honest portrayals of human nature written by a (relatively) new author that I have read… Read More Book Review: Alone With You: Stories by Marisa Silver
Twilight got your tween reading, which is great. But let’s be honest here, it isn’t the best form of literature available out there. And while your tween might not be ready (or willing) to give Shakespeare a try at this point in her life, parents can continue feeding this new-found interest for reading by picking… Read More Book Review: Indian Summer by Tracy Richardson