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  Body Clutter

  by Marla Cilley, Leanne Ely

  • Rated 5 stars

  Tammy wrote:
  What a wonderful book! Gives many insights into why we have clutter in our bodies! Often we loose weight only to gain it all back then some...This book may have the answers as to why that happens.
  
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  Whispers: The Voices of Paranoia

  by Ronald K. Siegel

  • Rated 2 stars

  Jen P wrote:
  I was really looking forward to this book. This is a subject that I am interested in and based on the prologue, it sounded as if the author was personally invested in and passionate about his research. Unfortunately, after the first 6 chapters, I got bored. There is a heavy emphasis on paranoia stemming from drug usage, which while interesting in itself, seemed like a lot of repetition after a while. Writing style is easy and casual, which I thought kind of odd, but Siegel clearly states that...
  
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  The Healing

  by Jonathan Odell

  • Rated 5 stars

  Roxanne wrote:
  Wow!!! If I could give this book 10 starts I would. So rich in imagery, characters and a message that will remain for long time to come!
  
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  The Casual Vacancy

  by J. K. Rowling

  • Rated 4 stars

  John W wrote:
  J.K. Rowling made her fame and fortune crating a world of fantasy; she has now created another world, but this time, one of raw reality. Pagford appears to be an idyllic English village but its facade belies a seamier side which is exposed when a young beloved parish councilor, Barry Fairbrother, dies suddenly from a stroke. As several men maneuver to be elected his replacement, an anonymous citizen known as Barry's Ghost begins revealing their ugly secrets on an Internet community...
  
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  Tell No One

  by Harlan Coben

  • Rated 4 stars

  Jonetta (Ejaygirl) wrote:
  I’m a fan of Harlan Coben’s Myron Bolitar series and decided that I’d start this book without reading the synopsis. It was selected as the book for group discussion in one of my groups and was highly touted. The book was that much more exciting because I didn’t know what it was about and read the prologue with no clue as to where it was going. Here’s what I’ll say about it so you can have a similar experience if you choose. ...
  
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