Tag: humanity
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I look forward to my Book of the Month selections every month – the excitement never fails. I’m glad they have added a non-fiction section…
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I will admit, it makes me a little nervous to review a book that a) has been popular and critically acclaimed, b) promotes gender equality…
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As readers, we’ve all experienced the mental pros and cons list we automatically go to when facing a potential DNF (Do No Finish.) It took…
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I am so very honored to have reviewed Diane Keaton’s new book, Brother and Sister. Thank you, Alfred A. Knopf for this gifted book.⠀ We…
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UH-OH!! I think I’ve made a terrible mistake. I just finished reading Whiskey When We’re Dry by John Larison and it might be the best…
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SLOUCHING TOWARDS BETHLEHEM is the third Joan Didion book I’ve read in as many years. Her relatable voice holds its own unique place in…
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I was in a bad temper and talking ill of folk and she turns around to me and says ‘Thou doesn’t like this one…
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Books celebrating books. Authors paying homage to readers. This enticing concoction of book-celebrating is an intoxicating elixir when it occurs in a storyline and The…
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Illustrator Beth Peck elegantly illuminates the words of Truman Capote as he tells the story of the uniquely loving relationship between seven-year-old, Buddy, and his…
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What a fantastic book. It hooked me quickly and kept me on the line the whole way through. What a beautiful celebration of books and…
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It would appear to be a morbid book to read, yet this memoir about the year following Joan Didion’s husband’s death, was a systematic, matter-of-fact…
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I listened to this book on Audible and now I can’t imagine reading it in its physical form. Diane Keaton’s narration made it all the…
