A thank you to Netgalley and Houghton Mifflin Harcourt (and Thomas Allen, Ltd) for rewarding us with the ability to read Blue Asylum before it was […]
This book is not for the faint of heart. It is an unflinching look at unsettling poverty. More specifically, the story’s focus is on Annawadi, a […]
Have you ever wondered, even a little bit, about the mysterious land of The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea? I mean, what is with all of […]
Let me begin by saying that I love Downton Abbey. Love it. Can’t get enough. My complete adoration for all things Downton was the reason I […]
If you want to read yourself some good ol’ southern literature, done just right like in Pat Conroy style, pick yourself up The Lost Saints of […]
Following my post for Sea Glass by Anita Shreve and where I made the comment this being my first Shreve book, a recommendation (thanks Mrs. P!) to read “The […]