My Life in France
Julia Child and Alex Prud’Homme Once I read “Julie and Julia” and started trying out some recipes from “Mastering the Art of French Cooking“, I became …
Julia Child and Alex Prud’Homme Once I read “Julie and Julia” and started trying out some recipes from “Mastering the Art of French Cooking“, I became …
Ina May Gaskin Gaskin, a midwife, has attended over 2000 natural births and provides insight into a woman’s natural ability to give birth without major medical …
Haruki Murakami Part mystery and part fantasy, this Japanese novel was a good read. The narrator, who never gives his name, is thrown into a strange …
Julie Powell After turning 30, and hitting something of a third-life crisis, Julie Powell decides to take on a project very few sane people would attempt. …
Ann Patchett One of Patchett’s greatest strengths as a writer are the characters she develops. In a way, she reminds me of Anne Tyler. This …
Jane Green I took this to South Carolina as one of my fluffy beach reads. It was, as expected, funny, easy to read, and followed the …
Dr. Robert Sears If you’re a new or expecting parent, you’re bound to come across the controversial vaccination dilemma. In the last month alone, both Parenting …
Jane Green Another fun, light read. I enjoyed this one more than “Can You Keep a Secret?”. This one had a bit more depth and reminded …
Sophie Kinsella Light, British-chick-lit reading. Nothing too deep or involved, and perfect for lounging at the beach.
Stephenie Meyer This is the latest book in the Twilight series. Like the previous two books, it was easy to slip into this book. But, unlike …
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