Reviews by Christina C. (Powells Point, NC)

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Mating for Life
by Marissa Stapley
Love the characters and the format (3/22/2014)
I really enjoyed the format of this book. Each chapter is told from the viewpoint of that particular character. I feel like as a reader this helps you to learn each character in the story in a more intimate way, versus just from the voice of a narrator. It was also excitingmore
Song of the Spirits: In the Land of the Long White Cloud saga
by Sarah Lark
Long, but worthwhile and exciting (8/6/2013)
I admit, when I opened the mail and saw the size of this book, I was overwhelmed. Once I began reading, I was done with it within 3 days.
While the book is certainly long, and in parts very wordy and descriptive, it still holds your attention. Even though it is part of amore
Flat Water Tuesday
by Ron Irwin
A little slow going, but worth it (6/2/2013)
I really found this book interesting because it focused on things I don't know about - rowing, and National Geographic film making. Both were fascinating to learn about. At times I really felt like I was in the sweaty exercise room, one of the team. Or I felt like I was inmore
Five Days
by Douglas Kennedy
Interesting Concept, but Heroine Hard to Like (4/23/2013)
Five Days is the story about one woman's life and how everything can change in the blink of an eye.

We're introduced to the character in her "every day" life. Her job, her family, her husband, and just day-to-day routine. The next three days entail a work trip to nearbymore
When Women Were Birds: Fifty-four Variations on Voice
by Terry Tempest Williams
A quick, insightful read (2/24/2013)
I was nervous to begin this book, described on the cover, by the author, as "fifty four variations on voice." I was afraid it would seem disjointed and I wouldn't "get it." Surprisingly, the pages just flew by and before I knew it, I had finished from cover to cover in justmore
Where You Can Find Me: A Novel
by Sheri Joseph
Far Fetched and Perverse (2/13/2013)
I found this book hard to get through. It was a slow read, difficult to pick up again.
I found the story a bit far fetched, with plot lines I just found unbelievable. I could not get past these holes to fully believe the book or actions of the characters.
I also do not agreemore
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