Christmas Cookie Murder

 This book was super cute. I was at the library the other day just looking around for anything that would catch my eye, and this did. I love Christmas and I like mysteries, so I figured, why not. It's part of a series where the average housewife always seems to get herself involved in a mystery. She reminded me of a down to earth Martha Stewart. I look forward to reading some more of her books.

The Right Attitude To Rain

 I love this title. It's what got me to read the book. And the cover. It looks so green and lush as plants do after a rainfall. This author writes mystery series, and the first book in this series is a mystery, this book actual book was not. It read more the like the main character's diary. You followed her day by day as she dealt with her feels for a younger man and if she should pursue them, and her cousin comes to visit, etc. If anything, it's more of a romance than a mystery.

"The literay equaivalent of herbal tea and a cozy fire..." The New York Times.

I love that quote, it seems very fitting. The main character is a philosopher, so be prepared for lots of questions and deep thinking. I love it. It makes me feel smart. It's good to be smart.

North River

 This is a story about a doctor during the Depression who helps everyone, regardless if they can pay him or not. He's a good guy who's wife disappeared, and his daughter dumps off his grandchild while she searches for the father. Since he can't take care of the child on his own, he hires a nanny-type person, only to find love again. It's a good story, I was very into it until about half way when I just wanted it to end because I couldn't really figure out the direction the writer was going in. I've been wanting to read this since last year and finally it dawned on me that the library might have a copy, and they did. Why didn't I think of that sooner? I have another book by this author called Forever and its super long and kind a boring so its going to take me Forever to read it.

Are You There God? Its Me, Margaret

I loved this book. It was so cute. I wish I had read it back when I was in 6th grade. It brought back memories of me and my friends. Its a must read.

Eat This, Not That

 This is a very handy little book. I now know why I'm chubby, because I eat most of the bad foods that you aren't suppose to eat. When there was a picture of the good choice and the bad choice, the bad choice always looked yummier to me. I took notes and I hope that I use them so that I can start making better food choices in my life. Read this, not that.

For Women Only.

I don't really know why I read this book. It was sitting on my sister's bookshelf and I thought that I'd give it a try, so if it could answer my sex questions. It's a really helpful book and reads more like novel instead of a boring help guide. It didn't really help me with my sex problem, even though there was a woman who had the exact probably as I do, and they figured out it was caused by sexual abuse when she was younger. Well, that's never happened to me, so I don't know that the issue is. They talk about drugs and other actions you can take for whatever your sexual problem is, and how therapy can help. It actually is a decent book, something that would come in handy to keep around. So ladies, check it out.

A Is For Alibi

 I've got to stop reading mysteries. People dieing left and right is starting to bother me. I read them because they get my mind working more than a chick lit novel does. It makes you think. You've got to pay attention to what all is going on and who's involved and try to figure out who the killer is. In this book, there ended up being two killers. I figured out who one was, but didn't know for which crime. It was a good book. A good way to start a good series.