Reviews by Tracey S. (Largo, FL)

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Mating for Life
by Marissa Stapley
Mating for Life, an enjoyable book (4/3/2014)
I totally enjoyed reading "Mating for Life". I laughed during some parts and cried during others. All the characters seemed real to me. Each had their own different perspective on life. I think it would be a great book club book because I can see each character in some of the members.
A Dual Inheritance
by Joanna Hershon
A Heartfelt Story (4/12/2013)
Once I finally got the chance to read "A Dual Inheritance" I could not put it down. I really enjoyed reading about two different families and how they were connected, especially when the daughters met up in school. I think it would be a great book club book as there are amore
Children of the Jacaranda Tree
by Sahar Delijani
disappointed (2/24/2013)
I was disappointed in the book and I wanted it to be better than it was. The first part drew me in and I wanted to find out what happened to Neda, but as I kept reading I got confused on who was who and had to keep going back to see if I had read about a certain charactermore
Have Mother, Will Travel: A Mother and Daughter Discover Themselves, Each Other, and the World
by Claire & Mia Fontaine
typical mother/daughter relationship (6/26/2012)
This book reminded me of the relationship I have with my daughter. There are great times and then times when we don't get along, but those times are few and far between and we make up pretty fast! I had read "Come Back" for my book club a few years back and really enjoyedmore
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