Title: Blueprints
Author: Barbara Delinsky
This book follows a mother and daughter who are both in a home improvement TV show, both as hosts and carpenter and architect. We follow their lives as part of the show, as well as their family lives. It is a great story about family dynamics and "girl power".
Fiction; rated 5 out of 5.
Reviewed by Donna S.
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Friday, June 24, 2016
A Lowcountry Wedding
Title: A Lowcountry Wedding
Author: Mary Alice Monroe
This book follows the lives of the girls from the previous Lowcountry Summer Girls series. We follow them as they prepare to get married and all the ups and downs that go along with that journey.
Previous books are: (in order)
1. The Summer Girls
2. The Summer Wind
3. The Summer's End
and finally
4. A Lowcountry Wedding
Fiction; rated 5 out of 5.
Reviewed by Donna S.
Author: Mary Alice Monroe
This book follows the lives of the girls from the previous Lowcountry Summer Girls series. We follow them as they prepare to get married and all the ups and downs that go along with that journey.
Previous books are: (in order)
1. The Summer Girls
2. The Summer Wind
3. The Summer's End
and finally
4. A Lowcountry Wedding
Fiction; rated 5 out of 5.
Reviewed by Donna S.
On My Own
Title: On My Own
Author: Diane Rehm
A deeply personal and well-written memoir . . . the author, a beloved NPR radio commentator, retells the long "downward slide" of her husband, as he fights the effects of Parkinson's disease. He passes away and the second half of her book recounts her daily struggle to find meaning and happiness in her new life without him.
Non-Fiction; rated 5 out of 5.
Reviewed by E. Feynman
Author: Diane Rehm
A deeply personal and well-written memoir . . . the author, a beloved NPR radio commentator, retells the long "downward slide" of her husband, as he fights the effects of Parkinson's disease. He passes away and the second half of her book recounts her daily struggle to find meaning and happiness in her new life without him.
Non-Fiction; rated 5 out of 5.
Reviewed by E. Feynman
First Life
Title: First Life
Author: Gena Showalter
YA Fiction; rated 5 out of 5.
Reviewed by Amanda L.
Thursday, June 23, 2016
Sea Escape
Title: Sea Escape
Author: Lynne Griffin
Laura finds letters from her father - while he was working in Vietnam. Letters reveal many family secrets!
Fiction; rated 4 out of 5.
Reviewed by Pat S.
Author: Lynne Griffin
Laura finds letters from her father - while he was working in Vietnam. Letters reveal many family secrets!
Fiction; rated 4 out of 5.
Reviewed by Pat S.
Eyes Only
Title: Eyes Only
Author: Fern Michaels
I like Fern Michaels but this book was a little drawn out. Was repetitive so not a great rating.
Fiction; rated 2 out of 5.
Reviewed by Rosemarie Parthe
Author: Fern Michaels
I like Fern Michaels but this book was a little drawn out. Was repetitive so not a great rating.
Fiction; rated 2 out of 5.
Reviewed by Rosemarie Parthe
Wednesday, June 22, 2016
There You'll Find Me
Title: There You'll Find Me
Author: Jenny B. Jones
After Finley Sinclair's brother died, Finley began to struggle in her relationship with God. Since her brother used to have a strong faith, Finley decides to use her brother's journal to visit his favorite places in Ireland in hope to restore her own faith. Not only does Finley enjoy the scenery, but she also transforms into a new person.
I love how Jenny B. Jones (the author) incorporates the Word of God in this exciting story. This book truly portrayed the greatness that God has in store for and every single person.
Fiction; rated 4 out of 5.
Reviewed by Cassie Faber
Author: Jenny B. Jones
After Finley Sinclair's brother died, Finley began to struggle in her relationship with God. Since her brother used to have a strong faith, Finley decides to use her brother's journal to visit his favorite places in Ireland in hope to restore her own faith. Not only does Finley enjoy the scenery, but she also transforms into a new person.
I love how Jenny B. Jones (the author) incorporates the Word of God in this exciting story. This book truly portrayed the greatness that God has in store for and every single person.
Fiction; rated 4 out of 5.
Reviewed by Cassie Faber
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