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Kissing Games of the World
by Sandi Kahn Shelton
Funny, yet endearing (9/5/2008)
Some will call this book "chick lit", but men reading it will learn a lot, not the least of which is that there is always room for change, and often for the better.

"Kissing Games---" is the story of the 3 Goddard "boys" who have left or been left by the loves in their lives.more
The Toss of a Lemon
by Padma Viswanathan
The Strength of One Woman (8/5/2008)
I've always been fascinated with India and watching shows on PBS, but this 600+ page novel involved me intimately in the lives of Sivakami and her family and taught me much about colonial times in India and the fight for independence.

Widowed at age 18, Sivakima used hermore
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