Reading this at a 6 hr tennis event and I am having way too many loud lol moments. Do busses really drive off cliffs in rom-coms killing all characters?
Reading this at a 6 hr tennis event and I am having way too many loud lol moments. Do busses really drive off cliffs in rom-coms killing all characters?
This reminds me so much of my mother-in-law and the way she still communicates with her adult children.
Loved learning about butterflies and ants. I actually really liked the main character as I can relate to her so much.
Almost 100 years later and the police still assume a person of color is the one who needs locked up. :(
Starting at the but uncomfortable feelings happen part. This paragraph is so true to so many instances in life.
The statistics in this book should shock me, but do not. I hear so many people say they don't read. We need to change this and help people enjoy reading again.
Wow! Guess I'm not the only Idaho born girl who waited several years to get a birth certificate/ SSN.
January book club is a musical theme. I'm learning so much. Can't wait for the concert in June!
Fun book about why you wake up with crazy hair, have belly button lint, drool at night, etc. Illustrations were wonderful.
Trying to get into this, but it's slow going. But some of the jokes remind me of the mother goose play my son was in in 8th grade
Book Club Theme: read one of the first added to reads on your reading list. I added this a long time ago.
I read this 10 years ago and decided to reread it. I believe this book is the reason my sister became a stripper ( and possibly more). Still an interesting look into the sex industry.
Reading Irish authors for March book club.
"It's been said that racism is so American that when we protest racism, some assume we are protesting America."
April's book club theme is funny/comedy. Finally using the overdrive account to read an online book.
This was my Blind Date with a book from the library. So far it is very addictive.
Way too many characters. I feel like some were not even important to the story. Kind of a let down at the end. Not as exciting as I would have hoped.
"Something encouraging."
Britt-Marie thinks about it for a while, then turns to the children and says with all the encouragement she can muster: "Try not to get too dirty."