Book Review: Class by Lucinda Rosenfeld

Book Review: Class by Lucinda Rosenfeld

I’ve been called a ‘bleeding heart’ liberal before, mainly by my husband (whom I typically don’t see eye to eye with politically, although this makes for a more interesting marriage in general), so when I heard about a book that satirizes...
Book Review: Next Year For Sure by Zoey Leigh Peterson

Book Review: Next Year For Sure by Zoey Leigh Peterson

So the basic storyline behind Next Year For Sure by Zoey Leigh Peterson should pique the interest of most people; it’s about a young couple who open up their relationship to other people, effectively creating a polyamorous arrangement.  I know right???? Very...
Book Review: Swimming Lessons by Claire Fuller

Book Review: Swimming Lessons by Claire Fuller

There is so much to say about this book that I’m going to have trouble focusing on just a few parts of it. But, this isn’t a ‘long review’ type of blog, so I’ll try to keep my points as succinct as possible. First off, Claire...
Book Review: The Dark and Other Love Stories by Deborah Willis

Book Review: The Dark and Other Love Stories by Deborah Willis

I’ve always been a fan of short story collections, especially because they are the ‘hidden gems’ of the literary world; not many them are published because they don’t typically sell very well. But it is my expert humble opinion that readers of...
Book Review: Perfect World by Ian Colford

Book Review: Perfect World by Ian Colford

Mental illness: many people suffer from it, and everyone fears it. It seems like only lately have we begun getting better at talking about it, although that in itself has been a slow progression. But when we think of how people suffering from mental illnesses were...