I really enjoyed this book at first. Jodi Picoult’s later books seem to be very thought provoking. But I won’t spoil the book for anyone, but I felt the way it ended was a bit on the unbelievable side. Still worth the read though!

This book is like a friend or family member that you love that does things that you drive you crazy. It is an entertaining book, but sometimes I got irritated at the characters. But then something really funny or touching would happen, and I would “love” them again. So by the end of the book, I felt it was worth the time, and I felt a connection to the characters.

I thought the first part of the book was interesting, but the middle lagged quite a bit. I even considered giving up, but I’m so glad I didn’t because the last part of the book tied everything together. This is a very good book about families and writers.

I thought this was a really good first season. I liked the way all of the characters just seemed like ordinary people instead of super stars even though they had super powers. I thought it was very interesting the way the season ended and how so many things were tied together. I highly recommend it.

I was really impressed with how clean cut and sweet and innocent this movie was. My 5 yr old wanted to watch it, and my husband and I watched it when she was asleep to see if it would be okay for her to watch. And I was pleasantly surprised because I had sat through 30 minutes of Cheetah Girls awhile back, and it was an awful movie and totally inappropriate for a 5 yr old to watch. But this movie was fun to watch and is something the whole family can watch together. I really appreciate the fact this movie contained no innuendos or bad language. Why can’t there be more movies out there like this one for young children?

I think this CD is Bon Jovi at its best. My favorite is Summertime, but all of the songs are really good. Two other great ones are (You Want To Make)A Memory, and the duet with Leann Rimes.

This was a really good and interesting book about astronauts. The main character is a woman astronaut that has young children and is pulled in so many directions. The book has so many interesting facets to it. I highly recommend it. My husband also enjoyed it so it’s not just a book a woman would like.

This is such a great book! It is a memoir about a boy that grows up without a father but has many father figures in the bar down the street. J.R. Moehringer is a wonderful storyteller, and there are many humorous moments in the book. I highly recommend it.

This was a book club selection, and several members thought it was wonderful; and the reviews I’ve read here seem to agree. But I don’t. It was very impressive that Ruth McBride Jordan raised 12 children and that all of them now have college degrees. And when the author was writing from his mother’s perspective, it was somewhat engrossing. But from his perspective, it just seemed like he was just vaguely glossing over and describing things that happened. I just didn’t get into that part of the story. To me this story was very interesting, but the writing was subpar.

This is the third book of Richard Russo’s I’ve read, and all of them were very entertaining. He is a good storyteller, and he fully covers his story.