The Interrupters

Queenie* recommended this book to us at the last discussion. The author, Lisa Genova, is a neuroscientist and has created a believable por...

Ambi (short for Ambien) took time out of her very busy schedule to be our first interviewee. · We’ve read a lot of books over the years. W...

L ook at these smart, funny, beautiful women--all willing to have their picture taken. However,  TOWRHH (the one who raises her hand), comp...

I don't know about all of you, but I have no more room for books on my shelves. It doesn't matter, though, I keep accumulating them...

There are several videos of Immaculee Ilibagiza on the Internet. Here is one that shows the bathroom where she and the other women hid for ...

There are a lot of contests on blogs and it's fun to enter them, but I have never seen one as good as this one. Fangs, Fur & Fey is...

Early in chapter one Immaculee writes “while my parents were ardent Catholics, they were Christians in the broadest sense of the word” wh...

I brought the Edward Tulane display home from the library. (Thanks, Cyndi, for dressing the Edwards so beautifully.) Thanks for those who...

These Young Adult dystopian novels are all the rage right now and those who have read them are impatiently waiting for the third book in...

I thought you might be interested in this interview with Kate DiCamillo. She talks about her new book that came out recently, The Magician...