This was just OK. It was by no means badly written, bad, or even that boring. I just did not find myself finding anything special about the work. This was my first time reading a Batman novel that was not... Continue reading →

What a lovely tribute to P. G. Wodehouse. I have read all the Jeeves & Wooster books, but that was many years ago. I enjoyed most them, but they got a bit repetitive after awhile. Bertie would get in a... Continue reading →

In my eyes, this is a fairly typical Kingsolver novel. It features strong female protagonists and characters, a connection to or metaphors with the land, and a quiet and satisfying ending. I keep reading Kingsolver’s books because I find her... Continue reading →

This novel is a gem. It has well drawn characters, action, romance, poignancy, great diction, and it’s just delightful. The story is of a chef who is kidnapped by pirates. My best friend is a library technician, but I read... Continue reading →