“The Language of Flowers” is a novel about learning how to forgive yourself and accept love from others. Told from the perspective of an 18-year-old product of the foster care system, it runs the reader through a gauntlet of emotions, including frustration, sympathy and hope. Continue reading →

“Gone for Good” is a well engineered thriller, full of unpredictable plot twists and surprises. Although sometimes dark and disturbing, it’s hard to put down because you’ll be anxious to see what storyline twists the author has cooked up next. Continue reading →

Whoa! What a book! “Peace Like a River” is storytelling at its finest. Author Leif Enger crafted a tale of hope, love and spirituality that will stay with you long after you read the last word. Continue reading →

August’s discussion book is “The Secret Keeper”, by Kate Morton. Here’s the summary from the library’s website: Continue reading →

“News of the World” is June’s Kind of Like a Book Club book. I’m very interested in hearing everyone’s opinions so hopefully we can get some good discussion going in the comments section below. Continue reading →

Looking for a well written, straightforward mystery novel? “The Dry” might just fit the bill. Continue reading →

“Where’d You Go, Bernadette” tells the story of a family that’s in trouble mainly because the “grown ups” have lost their way. It’s an often hilarious and sometimes mildly appalling parody of life in these days of helicopter parenting, perceived victimhood and impersonal electronic communication. Continue reading →