Book Review: ‘Transit,’ By Rachel Cusk : NPR
Transit, the second installment of Rachel Cusk’s cumulatively affecting post-divorce trilogy that began with Outline, is a reading journey you wish didn’t have to end — so it’s a good Continue Reading
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Do you love to travel? Do you love to read travel tales? I certainly love both those things! Sometimes it may not be possible to go on an adventure physically Continue Reading
James Patterson Books Chronological Order
(updated Aug. 2016) James Patterson has written a Lot of books, some good, some ehh and some that are truly remarkable. He’s also written a few with co-authors like Andrew Continue Reading
Best Football Autobiographies For Christmas
There’s something magical about a football autobiography. It opens us up to a world totally alien to us. A world with fast cars, expensive houses, and glamorous parties. But what’s Continue Reading
Top 5 Places for Free E-Books
With the mass conversion from print books to e-books, there has also been a distinct push to get people to both try e-books in general and then by the authors Continue Reading
Alexandra Horowitz and Experiencing the Wonders Around Us?
From Brain Pickings… For my book club collaboration with The Dish, Andrew Sullivan’s online oasis of intelligence and idealism, I had the pleasure of sitting down with cognitive scientist Alexandra Continue Reading
Robert Ludlum Book in Chronoligical Order
Robert Ludlum was one of the best action writers of his times. He is the creator of the massively successful Bourne series and has sold close to a half billion Continue Reading
The Hanff Effect: I Don’t Think We’re In Mississippi Anymore
by Jas Faulkner The girls are besieged by Hanff manques… “Helene Hanff is dead, isn’t she?” Tab, one half of the ownership of Circle in the Square Books glanced toward Continue Reading