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Book Review: Her Last Death
Her Last Death Susanna Sonnenberg Scribner 288 pages Susanna Sonnenberg is a seemingly typical married mother of two young sons when she gets a horrible phone call. Her mother has been in a terrible...
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Book Review: Escape
Escape Carolyn Jessop Broadway 448 pages I admit it; I am hopelessly addicted to TLC’s TV show Sister Wives. For those of you in the dark, it is a reality show based on a man named Kody Brown and his...
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Book Review: Lies Chelsea Handler Told Me
Lies That Chelsea Handler Told Me by Chelsea’s family, friends and other victims and Chelsea Handler Grand Central Publishing 304 pages I should probably preface this review by explaining that I love...
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Book Review: The Long Journey Home
The Long Journey Home: A Memoir Margaret Robison Spiegel & Grau 400 pages The Long Journey Home begins during Margaret Robison’s childhood in Cairo, Georgia. Born in the 1930s, Cairo seems to be...
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Book Review: Wishing for Snow
Wishing for Snow Minrose Gwin Harper Perennial 240 pages Minrose Gwin had quite the childhood. Her father and mother divorced when she was very young, so she had no recollection of her father, and her...
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Book Review: Curtains: Adventures of an Undertaker-in-Training
Curtains: Adventures of an Undertaker-in-Training Tom Jokinen Da Capo Press 288 pages I’ll admit, I have a morbid curiosity, and death has always fascinated me. Books like Stiff, by Mary Roach are...
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