Sarah
read and liked
Annie's
review of Holidays on Ice:
"To the tune of “Frosty the Snowman”
Da-vid Se-daris
Was a writer oh-so-droll
With a quirky style and take on life
That will put you on the floor.
Da-vid Se-daris
Writes the weirdest stuff you’ll see
...more "
"To the tune of “Frosty the Snowman”
Da-vid Se-daris
Was a writer oh-so-droll
With a quirky style and take on life
That will put you on the floor.
Da-vid Se-daris
Writes the weirdest stuff you’ll see
...more "
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I wasn't expecting it, but I cried like a baby at the end of this book! Tully and Kate are two very interesting characters who are best friends, and that's the core of the story. I also really liked how this book didn't describe in detail obvious events; marriages, births, etc. The author gracefully mentioned them and moved on, which was kind of a relief. It meant the author was able to spend time of the more important "little things" in the book.
Overall, it really was a great book, especially for people who have been friends for a long time! ]]>
Went to the library bookstore tonight and picked up:
Public Enemies America's Greatest Crime Wave and the Birth of the FBI, 1933-34
The Almost Moon (for my little sister)
Bright Eyes
Sun Kissed
At First Sight
And something else but I forget what :o/
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LOL Becky!
Cait that's an amazing list! I love a lot of those books - it's so great that you have so many women to share them with! ]]>