by Cecil Castellucci and Jim Rugg With lettering by Jared K. Fletcher Published by DC Comics, 2007 Cerrin and I read this graphic novel during the late hours of the 24 Hour Read-A-Thon. We knew we needed a change of pace from our regular reading to keep us going. It was short, quick, engaging and, [...]
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by Mary Ann Shaffer and Annie Barrows Dial Press/Random House, 2009 My Rating: A+ Last Thursday I closed the last page of this book and I was eager to tell you about it. The problem was, I couldn’t. It touched me on so many levels that I didn’t have words to explain it. It took [...] My husband, Jay, and I read this book together – he with his eyes and I with my ears. Jay is a Louis L’Amour fan. He owns all 105 of the books and has read all of them at least three or four times. He’s even met the author twice and has done lots of [...] by Mark Twain Originally published in 1876 Synopsis: The Adventures of Tom Sawyer is a classic American tale of childhood in the mid-1800s. Tom Sawyer is mischievous, wily, he skips school and he sneaks out of the house at night. The story follows Tom and his friends through one adventure after another. The most serious [...] The Secret Adversary Agatha Christie Dodd, Mead & Company, 1922 This is my second book in the Agatha Christie Reading Challenge and thus her second book published. (I’m reading them all in order of publication.) This is the first novel in which Tommy and Tuppence are introduced. Here’s a brief synopsis of the story: Asked [...] |
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