Review:This book is filled with hilarious, relatable moments. I love how Marzi is such a champion for introverts everywhere. Ordering this on Amazon with a gift card from Christmas was one of my favorite and most enjoyable Christmas gifts! Read more

Review:"Letters From a Nut," though hilarious, are written with just enough of a straight tone so as to be taken seriously. (God knows, there are enough real "nuts" out there capable of such quirky eccentricities). The letters, and the responses to them, are great fun to read. As for Ted L. Nancy, I think he's simply a very clever, imaginative comic with the kind of twisted comedic bent I enjoy most. I've spread the word about this thoroughly entertaining book...my sister and a couple of friends hav... Read more

Review:I love this series! Donna Andrews goes light on the contrived drama and eye-rolling situations of typical cozies. The kooky goofiness of her family is very endearing, and contributes to stories that are just FUN. This 2-in-one volume is a great introduction to the Meg mysteries. She is a smart, capable, and unique heroine that I would love to be a real-life friend. Read more

Review:I think this book is an excellent work! Jeanette Winterson weaves the fabric of modern relationship and she uses it to emphasize the value of true love. I love the way she tells the story! She employs a lot of figures of speech and the invisible feelings become something that the reader is able to obtain. Also, every question mark she puts would carry some philosophical meaning and would make me ponder for a while. This book is really full of content and also literary technique. Read more

Review:This novel was okay, but I was pretty disappointed. I think that the whole "1984 as if Nabokov had written it" is entirely off. It's mostly a love story that happens to take place in the near future. The dystopian theme is really on the back burner, so saying that it's anywhere similar to 1984 is untrue. The book itself is okay, but nothing great. I'd suggest borrowing it from the library or something rather than actually buying it. Read more

Review:I was looking for something insightful outside of the vast sea of reconciliation books online, and I feel really fortunate to have discovered Chump Lady's work. Honest, realistic and downright hilarious, Leave a Cheater is a must for partners struggling through the aftermath of infidelity. Be sure to follow her website too. Read more

Review:Another wonderful, dangerous adventure for Mrs. Pollifax and Farrell in the deserts of Syria! A nondescript young American lady ends a skyjacking stand-off and mysteriously disappears. Someone needs to find her. Enter Emily Pollifax! Great characters and exciting adventures! Read more

Review:Mrs. Pollifax is still seeing Cyrus and he is visiting Africa when Carstairs invites her to go to China. The goal is to be a tourist but while there make contact with a Chinese man who once was in a labor camp and find the location of the camp. Another agent is also on the trip and he will go armed with the location to free a prisoner that the Russians want badly. A Russian double had tipped the CIA to this. Getting out of China is not easy let alone with a prisoner. Pollifax of course is ge... Read more

Review:The Mrs Pollifax stories are favorites of mine and I was delighted to be offered this one at a good price. The transition to digital was done well, no editing errors that I noticed! Recommended as a good, fun read! Read more

Review:This series was recommended to me by a friend who is an avid and broad reader as a fun bit of escapism. I have not been disappointed. If you are looking for great literature, this isn't it. For fast, easy reading whose protagonist will instantly capture and hold your heart, this is a perfect series. Read more