If you're a dog lover, Jennifer Aniston fan, or Owen Wilson fan you've probably seen the Marley & Me movie. It was a pretty big hit when it first came out and a crowd pleaser all around. I, myself, watched the movie years ago. The book was also a New York Times Bestseller. Synopsis of… Continue reading Marley & Me by John Grogan
Category: Book Review
If I stay by Gayle Forman
Summary: Mia is a seventeen year old girl living in Oregon with her mother, father and little brother. She is very talented cello player. Mia’s boyfriend, Adam, also shares a strong passion in music. He is in a band that is gaining popularity and has started touring. Ultimately, with Adam’s band going on tour and… Continue reading If I stay by Gayle Forman
Something Blue by Emily Giffin
Summary: Darcy Rhone appears to have a perfect life… perfect fiancé, perfect job, perfect friends, etc. Darcy has depended on her good looks, outgoing personality and her best friend her whole life. Which allowed her to be cunning and selfish to say the least. But that soon changes when her fiancé and best friend get… Continue reading Something Blue by Emily Giffin
A Dog’s Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron
Summary: Its an emotional and funny story of a dog that goes through multiple lives trying to figure out what its purpose is. It gives commentary from a dog’s point of view on how humans live and relationships within families and with pets. Opinion: I saw the movie first, I tired not to but I… Continue reading A Dog’s Purpose by W. Bruce Cameron
Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult
Summary: For over a decade, Jenna Metcalf obsesses on the disappearance of her mom Alice. She teams up with Serenity Jones, a psychic for missing people who doubts her gifts and with Virgil Stanhope, a jaded PI who originally investigated cases of Alice and her colleague. My opinion, NO SPOILERS: This was my first Jodi… Continue reading Leaving Time by Jodi Picoult
Citizen Girl
From the authors of The Nanny Diaries. This was a hard book to finish. After reading the first chapter I thought I would like the book, maybe even find it relatable to my life. I was so wrong! The book starts off with Girl (yup, that’s her name), working for a feminist non-profit, under one… Continue reading Citizen Girl
