Melisa Peterson Lewis
This was our November book club read. The Secret Wife by Gill Paul. When I first cracked these pages I was instantly absorbed into Kitty's life in London. She had found out her husband was cheating on her all the while she also inherited her great grandfather's remote cabin in Northern American. Convenient, yes but... Continue Reading →
City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert, a book review. Vivian is an old woman approached with a question from a girl trying to make connections to someone they both share. The girl wants to know what Vivian was to her father, our only clue is given, it's a man. Told in the first person, Vivian... Continue Reading →
I told my husband I would just pop into Goodwill to see if there was a desk we could restore. Half an hour later I walk out with a handful, okay, an armful of books. No surprise, he's a little annoyed I can't leave the house without picking up more books. The same day I... Continue Reading →
Small Great Things by Jodi Picoult. I very much enjoyed this story. It's told from the first-person point of view between three characters. A white-female lawyer, a male white-supremacist, and a black-female nurse. This book is about racism in today's society and how actions of the community repress some and catapult others. I felt the... Continue Reading →
The Tattooist of Auschwitz by Heather Morris. I only use 5 stars for books that change my life and guess what, this is one of those. Oh, my heart! Lale and Gita will be a part of me forever. I'm having a hard time expressing how this book captured my soul. I knew it would... Continue Reading →
