Sullivan's Island - a low country book. I just finished Spy by Patrick Bell. And I can't wait for the library to get "Let's Pretend This Never Happened" by Jenny Lawson.
I am not reading any books now am reading the newspaper, magazines, and the yellow pages of the phone book. I have to read every day. sometimes I just cant find any book that I want to read. I do re read books, a lot. I recently re read THE FIRM by John Grisham
New book I just finished...The Fall of Anne Boleyn. Even if you are not a history addict you might enjoy this book.
I read a book once that was set in Tudor times in Elizabeth’s point of view. I don’t remember the tittle but it fascination with the Tudors. I then became fascinated by Anne. I found her persistence and strength admirable and amazing. The more I read about her the more I felt I could relate to her! She was a strong woman, she had strong faith, she was not afraid to be herself. I hated how every source I seem to read vilified her and made her out to be every mans nightmare wife. But where male historians saw a manipulative vocal woman who did not know her “place”, I saw a woman with the courage, strength, faith, and inner beauty that caught a beast of a kings attention for over 6 years. She was that woman everyone lived to hate but she never let that deter her. And I applaud her even now. I will forever keep her memory alive by speaking of her to others.
I love history Jade66, that book sounds interesting about Anne Boleyn. I am now reading THE 5 LOVE LANGUAGES by Gary Chapman-about relationships and what you need from them
and WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH MY LIFE by Po Bronson-true stories of people starting over or making decisions about their life.
A friend of mine gave me SIDE EFFECTS by Nancy Fisher. It is a medical mystery dealing with
a new drug created and obviously has some serious side effects.
i just started reading "A hiding place" by corrie ten boom i belive. its a truestory from world war two.
im also reading "lady of desier" by gaelen foley
"carnal inocence" by Nora roberts
brokenbutte I loved Corrie Ten Boom. Now that is a book about overcoming adversity and moving on. I can't imagine how many women she is touched through her bible study ministry. Bible Study Fellowship.
I just read "What Alice Forgot" and "The Midwife's Confession". Both were really good. I just started "The Lies We Told" by Diane Chamberlain (who also wrote The Midwife's Confession). I have recently joined a book club and they are getting me to read books I never would have otherwise picked up. I'm really enjoying them.
Usually I read murder mysteries and such. A dark book I recently read was 13 1/2 by Nevada Barr. It was a great book, but really dark. I also like Guilty Wives by James Patterson.
My 6mo twin DD's are EBF and just started rice cereal on the first. Everything has been going fine except this morning one of them had a diaper rash (lots of redness around her anus). I read this as one of the signs of an allergy. BUT I did just buy a different brand diaper yesterday (which they have used randomly before w/no issues). Do you think its the cereal or the diaper? Im ready to start...
I read a book once that was set in Tudor times in Elizabeth’s point of view. I don’t remember the tittle but it fascination with the Tudors. I then became fascinated by Anne. I found her persistence and strength admirable and amazing. The more I read about her the more I felt I could relate to her! She was a strong woman, she had strong faith, she was not afraid to be herself. I hated how every source I seem to read vilified her and made her out to be every mans nightmare wife. But where male historians saw a manipulative vocal woman who did not know her “place”, I saw a woman with the courage, strength, faith, and inner beauty that caught a beast of a kings attention for over 6 years. She was that woman everyone lived to hate but she never let that deter her. And I applaud her even now. I will forever keep her memory alive by speaking of her to others.
and WHAT SHOULD I DO WITH MY LIFE by Po Bronson-true stories of people starting over or making decisions about their life.
scars by cheryl reinfield
harry potter and the chamber of secrets by J.k Rowling
eldist by christopher paolini
a new drug created and obviously has some serious side effects.
im also reading "lady of desier" by gaelen foley
"carnal inocence" by Nora roberts
Usually I read murder mysteries and such. A dark book I recently read was 13 1/2 by Nevada Barr. It was a great book, but really dark. I also like Guilty Wives by James Patterson.