MJ’s Comments (group member since May 23, 2008)

MJ’s comments from the The Complete Idiots Guide to the Ultimate Reading List group.

I love One for the Money...

other good books
Murder at the Vicarage by Agatha Christie -classic can not go wrong with Agatha Christie

Aunt Dimity's Death by Nancy Atherton - light and airy nothing scary and series

Death on Demand by Carolyn Hart - Fun series

Nerve by Dick Francis - I am a big fan of Dick Francis

Thyme of Death by Susan Wittig Albert -another great series

A is for Alibi by Sue Grafton - a bit darker

Post Mortem by Patricia Cornwell - dark but love the characters

The Tin Collectors by Stephen J. Cannell -really liked

The Crocodile in the Sandbanks by Elizabeth Peters - good wholesome fun, i didnt lie but it was a good book

Jane and the Unpleasantness at Scargrove Manor by Stephanie Barron - Jane as in Jane Austin

Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear - Maisie is a complicated character

This is one of my favorites

Angie I have read all the books in this series about the Tudor Women. My favorites are The Other Boleyn Girl and The Constant Princess

Welcome Mandy

i thought it was very funny

Santina
Wait until the end of the book.

its in the paranormal romance because of the time travel.

it is a scary thought

Hi Derrik
No the bookshelf doesnt have all the books yet. But they first topic in each folder have a list of all the book in each chapter of the book. Pick and choose away

I hope you enjoy it L

I liked the movie. Visual is was amazing even if the story line did not match up

Thanks for joining L

i loved how it was written. I thought it was so much fun to visit someones life this way

I love this book

When Precious Ramotswe father died she did something that everyone thought was crazy opened the first female Detective agency in Botswana.
What I liked about this story is Mma Ramotswe love of her country. She is very proud of being a good African woman and very proud of being from Botswana. She recognise that her country is not perfect but it is improving. It is clear that the author Alexander McCall Smith truely loves the country of Botswana.

Will Tweedy lives in Cold Sassy Georgia in 1906 and his grandfather has just married a woman weeks after his grandmothers death. This woman is also much much younger than Will's grandfather. The entire story is seen through the eyes of Will.

This is the story of 2 generations of an Mandarian Chinesse family during the late 1800s and earky 1900s. What I liked about the book was that it gives a picture into a country that the West has no little about for so long.

I read this book many many years ago right after the miniseries camout on TV. The story is about 2 familes the Hazards in the South and the Mains in the North. Before, during and after the civil war. This is the 1st of 3 books about these families.

It did for me too. I have discovered a whole new world of authors fiction and nonfiction