Time Traveler’s Wife
J ust finished reading the book Time Traveler’s Wife this morning – June 11, 2011 and wondered how so much imagination could fit into one book. I laughed in spots. I cried in other places in the book but mostly I wondered “if it could really happen.” The author has one heck of an imagination and I think I lived that life through both Clare and Henry’s eyes. Bravo. 5-stars
Book Review
B ook: Mozart’s Sister Author: Nancy Moser Reviewer: Joei Carlton Hossack In finishing the book this morning I feel as though I am saying goodbye to an old and dear friend. There are many reasons why I enjoyed the book. The first and foremost is that I love historical novels. They entertain while teaching your something about the past. Great job Nancy Moser The second reason that I loved this particular book is that I have been to Mozart’s house – the one in Vienna and could visualize each small room. Great job Nancy Moser. The third reason I loved this book – I have been to all of the places in Europe where Wolfie and Nannerl entertained royalty. – Great job Nancy Moser. I found it interesting that all the feeling...
The Last Juror by John Grisham
T hey say you are always happy with visitors – some when they arrive and some when they leave. That’s how I felt about The Last Juror by John Grisham. I was delighted that I found a Grisham book that I wanted to read but my delight was short-lived. It started and ended with high drama but the 300 pages in the middle was like pushing molasses uphill – very slow moving. Out of 5 stars I’ll give it 2 stars. It was well written and gave me a bird’s eye view of small town living in Mississippi. Joei