bookshelves: dogs
I find the relationship between dogs and people fascinating, so I was patient with this leisurely, rambling exploration of the topic. Spoiler alert! Franklin believes dogs caused humans to evolve just as much as humans caused dogs to evolve from wolves. ]]>
I'm a little embarrassed to admit that I'm enjoying vampire fiction. My brain must be rotting. But it feels good! ]]>
bookshelves: dogs
Shameless treacle. ]]>
What fun! Janet Evanovich plus vampires! ]]>
bookshelves: bio-memoir
I enjoyed Bob's stories of working at the Citizen-Journal in the early 1960s. There's even a shout out to our own Joe Blundo at the end. ]]>
Rebecca
read and liked
Molly's
review of Eat, Pray, Love: One Woman's Search for Everything Across Italy, India and Indonesia:
"I feel guilty that I did not like this book. Very guilty! I know many of you loved it but I just finished 3 cups of Tea. After reading that book this one seems a little self serving. I am sooooo sorry to those of you who love it but I wish she would...more "
"I feel guilty that I did not like this book. Very guilty! I know many of you loved it but I just finished 3 cups of Tea. After reading that book this one seems a little self serving. I am sooooo sorry to those of you who love it but I wish she would...more "
bookshelves: bio-memoir, book-club
Three stars for the book. Fourth star because I look forward to discussing it with my friends. ]]>
Now I see why this has been on the best seller list for a whole year. I had a great time escaping into this story! ]]>
bookshelves: book-club
This book was like a millstone around my neck. I couldn't toss it aside unread, so halfway through I resorted to reading one paragraph per page, then one line per page. I know that it is high-quality writing, but I found it dreary. ]]>
Five stars for the ideas, less two for the tone. ]]>