*{Maltese Kat}*: 68 and Sunny in the City

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by Eleanor Brown

A little slow moving for me in the beginning, but I gave it a chance and ended up really enjoying this book. I thought it was going to be sad and it was at some parts, but the bond of family was what really stuck with me. The author was ...

Hemingway's Girl

by Erika Robuck

Give me anything about Hemingway and I will read it. Well written without too much fluff and descriptions to get lost in. This book made me long to be on a fishing boat in the Florida keys. I could smell the sea, feel the humidity and we...

The Dressmaker

by Kate Alcott

Pure entertainment. Well written and easy to get through without being bogged down by the details of courtroom hearings, etc. It's historical fiction which took me out of my everyday which is exactly what a book should do.

The Yonahlossee Riding Camp for Girls

by Anton DiSclafani

Slow moving like southern molasses. It didn't grab a hold of me like other books have. Well written, easy summer read. Somewhat predictable, I didn't have that "I want to know what happens next" feeling. Meh...I won't be passing it on, i...

Sunday, March 04, 2012

68 and Sunny in the City

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