Tag Archives: book review

wrapping up the summer reading

I’ve been reading tons but haven’t really taken the time to write about what I’ve been reading, so here’s a quick run down. July Book Club: The Weird Sisters by Eleanor Brown – I really liked the premise of this book – three sisters end up back at home when their mother gets sick. Their [...]

Books for January

I’m off to quite a start of reading this year! Five really good books in the first month! Food Rules: An Eater’s Manual by Michael Pollan – This is a short little book that is almost more like a packet than a book but it’s the perfect follow up to In Defense of Food. My [...]

some more books and reading

Alright. I really wasn’t planning on ever reading this book. I know. That’s awful to type out loud, but I have an incredibly low tolerance for cheesy Christian books. Blasphemy, right? But over and over again, the ladies at my church kept recommending Captivating by Stasi Eldredge as a book that impacted their life profoundly. So, [...]

May Bookclub

For May’s bookclub book, we read Trail of Crumbs by Kim Sunee. None of us particularly loved the book, it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t up to the caliber of some of the other books we have read. It was a lot like Eat, Pray, Love in my opinion. . . and I though Eat, [...]

Books I've read lately

It’s been awhile since I’ve had the time to write up about some of the books I’ve been reading, so I thought I would do some concise summaries just to get them out of my head and recorded on this blog. You know that’s why I blog right? To get things out of my head [...]

Book Club:: Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

To prepare for the recently released movie, our book club decided to read Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. This book falls in the category of a classic children’s book but also the genre of literary nonsense, which we discovered as we were discussing the book together. I really think the only reason I was able to [...]

Crazy Love

I’m ashamed. It has taken me so long to write up a review of Crazy Love, by Francis Chan. I mean. Really. It’s a book that changed my life. Honestly. And I know several others that have been radically challenged by this book. I have read this book twice now. Once with my group of [...]