Kulbir's Low Octane Alphabet Challenge- Author's Last Name

[Kulbir]

Sounds like so much fun. This is my first time joining a reading club. What a great challenge.

[Josée Leon]

Welcome Kulbir! I'm so glad you decided to join this challenge! Geocaching buddies, workout buddies, now reading buddies :)

[Kulbir]

A Walk Across the Sun Corbin, AddisonLow Pressure Sandra, BrownPostmortemPatricia, Cornwall
A Stolen LifeJaycee, Dugard
Old World MurderKathleen,Ernst
Charley's WebJoy, Fielding
Haunted GroundErin, Hart
Third DegreeGreg, Iles
Afraid To DieLisa, Jackson
JoylandStephen, King
I Hunt KillersBarry, Lyga
The True Story of Hansel and GretelLouise Murphy
Prisoner of Tehran: A MemoirMarina, Nemat

[Janice, Moderator]

Hi Kulbir! Welcome to our group. I'm so glad you've decided to join us for the alphabet challenge.

[Pragya]

Good luck!

[Cherie]

Great start on books, Kulbir. Hope you enjoy your reading!

[Kulbir]

Finished my first book A Walk Across the Sun. Onto book "B"

[Janice, Moderator]

Yeah for getting finishing the first book. :)

[Kulbir]

Thank you Janice..:)

[Kulbir]

Finished my second book which was awesome. Sandra Browns Low Pressure, onto book 3

[Josée Leon]

All right, go girl :) Will have to try out a Sandra Brown book.

[Kulbir]

After finishing yet another suspenseful novel I am now onto my 4th book letter D. A memoir of a very courageous girl that I am sure will pull at my heart strings. A Stolen Life

[Janice, Moderator]

Kulbir wrote: "After finishing yet another suspenseful novel I am now onto my 4th book letter D. A memoir of a very courageous girl that I am sure will pull at my heart strings. A Stolen Life"

It looks like it may be an intense read, and one in which you'll need to keep some Kleenex handy.

[Kulbir]

Well Janice you were right....I needed alot of kleenex. Glad it was a happy ending.Hugged my daughter alot tighter these past few days.
Now to start letter E

[April]

Kulbir wrote: "Well Janice you were right....I needed alot of kleenex. Glad it was a happy ending.Hugged my daughter alot tighter these past few days.
Now to start letter E"

Kulbir, I read that book last year....it was HORRIFYING! She is such a strong a remarkable girl. My heart still aches for her and her family. I read parts of the book to my daughter (now 12) as I was hoping she could learn some things.....most importantly, to be careful! What really freaked me out was the stun gun! The poor girl didn't even have a chance to get away! That book still brings me nightmares!

[Kulbir]

April, this is one book that I know I will never forget and I can honestly say it has changed my life...my daughter is 7 and my son is 9, and there are hugs and kisses and "I love you's" from me everyday even if they are driving me nuts.

[Janice, Moderator]

Don't you love a book that has a huge impact like that?

[Josée Leon]

I have this on my to-read but I'm hesitant about it now... Although as you point out April there are some things to be learned from it and I imagine that's part of the reason why the author wanted to share her story. I'll get around to it at some point I'm sure.

[Kulbir]

Just finished reading a memoir..Prisoner of Tehran.
What an amazing story of a brave girl that went through a journey that we would never want to go through. Read it in 2 days. I had such a hard time putting it down and purposely woke up early this morning to finish it. An incredible story

[jaxnsmom]

It sounds like a moving story. I've added it to my tbr.