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The first is from M, who as many long-time readers know is an avid reader. She's now 17, and she's continued to read lots of novels despite her heavy course-load in high school. She has gotten more selective over the years, as one does when one reads a lot. She doesn't like stale ideas, or things she thinks have been done to death, or lazy writing ( Read more... )

I have a terrible confession to make: I haven't been reading all that many books lately, largely because life got busy (divorce, S moving to college in Charleston, M starting junior year in high school, etc.) and I ended up with a health issue (my rheumatoid arthritis flared ( Read more... )

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The thing about kissing scenes is that, in the wise words of the guys from Spinal Tap, "it's such a fine line between stupid, and clever ( Read more... )

I enjoyed Eulberg's second novel, Prom & Prejudice ( reviewed here), so when I saw this - her first novel - at the library, I decided to bring it home. (After checking it out - I am such a geek that I felt it necessary to make it clear that I was not swiping books from my local library - what is with me? *headdesk*)


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