69 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. I have mixed feelings about Under the Overpass. It’s an interesting story. I was absorbed in it and didn’t want to put it down. I’m just not sure […]

68 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. I’m a fan of Bill Bryson, and I wasn’t disappointed in this book. In a Sunburned Country is Bryson’s tale of traveling across Australia, looking at the country […]

67 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. I Am Half Sick of Shadows is just and cute and endearing as all of Alan Bradley’s other books in the Flavia de Luce series. I like this […]

66 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. Rick Riordon’s latest was my reading pick for the days I stayed home sick this week. It’s an undemanding book written for middle-schoolers. It was easy to read […]

65 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. Amazing Grace should probably be required reading for everyone. It is required reading in some of the sociology classes at JCJC. That’s why we picked it for our […]

61-64 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. I’m going to have to cheat here and play catch up by the quick blog plan on my book responses. I have seriously lagged behind on book blogging […]

59 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. The Man in the Rockefeller Suit is one crazy story. This is a non-fiction account of a guy who posed as a Rockefeller for more than 15 years. […]

58 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. I heart Aimee Bender. Willful Creatures is a short story collection that can only be described as bizarre. If you are a connoisseur of the bizarre, you really […]

57 in my 2011 book blogging challenge. Map of Time is a delightful read. It’s a novel made up of three separate novellas. HG Wells is a character in all three stories, and the last […]