A review for the nonfiction book A Walk in the Woods by Bill Bryson. A delightful account of the author’s trip along the 2,200 miles Appalachian Trail which he hiked in the mid nineties. HIs delightful descriptions of his time on the trail meeting interesting people and avoiding the dangers will keep you entertained.
A review for the fifth book in Richard Osman’s Thursday Murder Club series. The Impossible Fortune has this unconventional group of amateur detectives solving a murder, a possible kidnapping and the search for a hidden fortune. Who says getting old has to be boring?
A review for the audiobook version of the newest book by the wonderful Carl Hiaasen. Fever Beach is a hilarious look at the MAGA movement as well as corrupt politicians. It has many characters that you will love and the villains will make you laugh out loud.
A review for the newest book by T. Kingfisher, Hemlock & Silver. This is a reimagining of the Snow White fairytale with an older main character and a sassy cat. I really liked the main character and many of the secondary ones. The setting and main story were also good, it just needed a faster pace.
A review for the delightful adult debut by one of my favorite children’s authors. The Magican of Tiger Castle by Louis Sachar is a wonderful modern fairy tale set in a medieval land. It features wonderful characters and of course some evil ones. A tale that will delight both young and old fans.
A review for the second book in the Blonde Identity series, The Blonde Who Came in From the Cold was just as much fun as the first book. Lots of action, thrills, and escapes from bad guys all while falling in love all over again.
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