Josie Jenkins, is a Brit living in Texas. She works in Customer Service at a high end shirt store. Where she works under her ex boyfriend Bob, who happens to be married. She has a crush on a guy at work Callum, who seems to be going through trouble of his own with his parents. Things could be going somewhere with Callum, but Josie is dealing with ( Read more... )

Henrietta, Henny, has devoted her life to raising her kids and managing the house hold. But, with the children off at boarding school, things don't need quiet as much attention around the house. So, Henny goes into town to be a PA for a famous tv ( Read more... )

These are thoughts that came about while reading Up & OutFor creative writing I did notice something in this book, that is making me thinking alot. The group of girls are falling apart in this book and Rebecca is trying to find her place with or without her friends. It makes me think about my own life. I had a group of close female friends in high ( Read more... )

Lizzie Ford is an agony aunt, or advice columnist in London. She has a magazine column and a call in radio show, through which she dispenses advice. Never lucky in love herself Lizzie thins her luck might have changed when she meet's Matt at the company party and things heat up fast. Till a bomb is dropped that Matt is married. Now, Lizzie has ( Read more... )

So, as you know from reading my blog probably I am working on growing as a book blogger with my reviews and my own creative writing too ( Read more... )

Ralph and Smith are roommates ands friends, they have been for years. Jem is their new female roommate that just moved in, who started a relationship with Smith, but Ralph is smitten with her. Though in a relationship with Jem Smith is obsessed with Cheri, the girl upstairs who happens To be having an affair with Karl, half of the couple that lives ( Read more... )

Since I write on her about what I am reading usually (and yes I am behind I will be updating on that soon). I though I would like to a New York Times Article I read today about reading and theater.

The artical Submitting to a Play's Spell, Without a Stage is about the movement of people not reading plays as much. It made me think about how in ( Read more... )