Thanks for all who participated in the giveaway! Stay tuned for more. Three words: Uh. Dor. Uh. Bull. Ok, four. I got carried away. The Marriage Bureau for Rich People, by Farahad Zama and published in 2010, is the story
Rebecca
Spoilers. Beware. Man Review: Don’t bother reading the book, but watch the movie. Regular Review: Rebecca, by Daphne Du Maas;dfladfj (I’m too lazy too look up the last name), started out as a Jane Austen kinda tale. A less than awesomely
Wuthering Heights
My real life friends will support me when I say that I have a very low tolerance for unhealthy relationships. So Wuthering Heights was doomed from the beginning. For your sake, I will provide a brief synopsis and some attempt at an
Anna Karenina
FINALLY I am done reading this book. Man review: don’t bother. Nothing about this book will interest you. Lady review: don’t bother. Ditto the rest. Long version includes “spoilers,” which I put into quotation marks because it doesn’t matter whether
Time Traveler’s Wife
The Time Traveler’s Wife (by first-time novelist Audrey Niffenegger) was our book club book this month. Given the hubbub about the movie, we were all pretty excited to read it. And I missed book club. Again. I had a good excuse,
Dracula
I finished Dracula last week, but due to several freak occurrences in quick succession, I wasn’t able to post my enthralling review of said classic. This review would not be complete without mentioning the Twilight series, which has gained supernova
Bridget Jones’ Diary
I “read” Bridget Jones’s Diary (by Helen Fielding) after the extreme success “reading” HG2G. Some thoughts: Audio books are a great concept, but getting through them is so slow they make my brain bleed. The only way to remedy this