It’s been a while since I found and devoured such a delicious young adult series :-) The best way I can think to describe The Selection Series by Kiera Cass is Hunger Games meets the Bachelor. The series is primarily a romance story, but with a hearty dose of politics, cat fighting and other lovers… Read More
Life After Life by Kate Atkinson took me a lot longer than usual to get into. It time hops and actually repeats the same chapters over and over again with different outcomes – all of which required more concentration than I generally have available to focus on a book. That being said, I stuck with… Read More
I’m not sure how or why, but I do believe this is the very first On My Bedside post with a Mary Kay Andrews read!?!? She is one of my very favorite authors and I always look forward to her new releases. Many of them are set in Savannah, Atlanta and the South and all… Read More
Since I’ve been out for the count, I’ve been a voracious reader. I mean, I’m probably on the longest reading binge I’ve been on since summers in college! The latest victims were two by Liane Moriarty. The Husband’s Secret was immediately engaging. I mean, just the premise of compromising secret written down to be found… Read More
Raise your hand if you read the V.C. Andrews Dollanganger series as a teen… Yep, me too. Although I am a little shocked that I did seeing that if it is racy in 2014 it must have been highly controversial in 1989. I assume my parents let me read it since I didn’t do anything… Read More
The last of my hurt-my-ankle-stuck-at-home reads was Where’d You Go, Bernadette by Maria Semple. It was pretty darn funny. I mean, sometimes I’d laugh out loud at really inappropriate times (ie. in the waiting room of the ortho). I loved that Bernadette was bright and quirky and left her job to be a stay at… Read More
I really enjoyed The Violets of March by Sarah Jio. Based on the cover alone, I probably would not have picked it up. But, y’all know how that old adage goes… Luckily, quite a few of you mentioned it over the last year or so, and when I came across it at the library I… Read More