Girly Girl: My Late-in-Life Love of the Super Girly

Ask anyone I went to school with, and they will tell you that Lynette Ruby was not a girly girl – that is to say if I am even remembered by my name, and not “that angry short girl with the pixie haircut.” I thought giving in and having fun with something girly like a movie, […]

Living the Good Long Life by Martha Stewart

I love a good piece of non-fiction that makes learning easy and understandable, and Ms. Martha Stewart has never let me down in putting out quality material, in an easy to understand format. She’s really on her editing game as of the last few titles, especially Living the Good Long Life. The subject of this […]

Laika by Nick Abadzis: The World’s Saddest Graphic Novel

Have you already read The Fault in Our Stars and need another tear jerker? Look no further – this is it. I started Laika in a coffee shop but I had to leave when the water works started. I finished the book in private where no one would judge me crying over a graphic […]

I am a Genius of Unspeakable Evil and I Want to be Your Class President by Josh Lieb

The title is a mouth full, but don’t let that deter you – in fact, the title is what grabbed my attention. Upon actually glancing past the cover, I discovered how epically funny this book is. I stress the word epically. I laughed out loud so many times that multiple people had to ask me […]

Recovery Road by Blake Nelson

Maddie is seventeen, and already has been given the descriptive nickname “Mad Dog Maddie” for her wild behavior. After too many wrong turns she finds herself in a teen rehabilitation center. Rehab isn’t for her – she does not want to be there, nor does she think her problems are comparable to the others she […]

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