cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Carrie Adams Sunday, August 17 2008.

•  enjoyed the godmother. it is your first book. i hope it is not your last. :) i will be keeping my eye out for your name.

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Sara Bongiorni Tuesday, July 15 2008.

•  A Year Without Living with MADE IN CHINA has made me change my shopping habits. I am now looking at the labels of where things are made. Thank you for bring up AWARENESS.
  
  I also read The China Price this summer about the conditions chinese workers have to endure 12-14 hour days on meager wages.
  
  With both in mind I hope to be a more mindful shopper.
  cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Joshilyn Jackson Monday, July 14 2008.

•  what a terrific book, the girl who stopped swimming. i didn't expect the ending. i did catch myself a few nights ago when fireworks were going off...didn't know what was hitting my window....i told my husband it was spirits. thanks ms. jackson. i am anxious to read your other two books, which i will have done this summer. enjoy your day!! cagrowngirl
  
  alright just finished gods in alabama, incredible. i loved aunt flo...kinda related to her in the kitchen,she was a bit fiesty. it's odd when time goes by the thruth gets hidden in the midst of things. cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Debra Galant Thursday, July 3 2008.

•  i enjoyed reading yoga in jersey. think since my cousin is on his mission the whole scene about the jehovah witnesses coming up to the door and being offered pancakes had me rolling. i can actually picture their faces looking back at each other wondering what are we doing. a terrific description. LOVED it.
  i look forward to reading more of your books. warm regards, cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of W. A Hovis Thursday, July 3 2008.

•  miss twiggy's tree house - when i read this book as a young girl. i read about a woman who was not liked because she had bears as friends. i read in the end because of the storm that everyone in town came to her and she opened her home and was kindhearted. now as an adult maybe this book was before it's time maybe the woman had bears as friends, people who are different than us. people are scared of different things and less likely to become friends but than the storm handles that. this book represents diversity at it's finest. i didn't realize that as a child, only now as an adult can i fully appreaciate this book. warm regards, cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Anne Tyler Thursday, July 3 2008.

•  anne tyler is perhaps one of my all time favorite authors. it was not always the case. in high school i read earthly possessions and had to analyze it. we overanalyzed it and i thouhgt for sure my distaste for books would last. my first summer our of high school low and behold what happens...i am BORED and need something to read. i pick agatha christie and anne tyler. little did i know that i would read all of anne tyler's books and have her latest on my nightstand patiently waiting to be read. something we don't know what life has in store for us. i am happy to have anne tyler's books around, they are like old friends. thank you!! cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Joshilyn Jackson Thursday, July 3 2008.

•  what a terrific book, the girl who stopped swimming. i didn't expect the ending. i did catch myself a few nights ago when fireworks were going off...didn't know what was hitting my window....i told my husband it was spirits. thanks ms. jackson. i am anxious to read your other two books, which i will have done this summer. enjoy your day!! cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Sophie Kinsella Thursday, July 3 2008.

• Although Sophie Kinsella is a famous author for her works including the "Shopaholic" series, she is also an author of another name. You may be interested to find more of her books under the name of MADELEINE WICKHAM!
  Happy reading,
  Lashred7
  
  
  Sophie Kinsella....love all her books. seriously the shopaholic series is wonderful. bvut can you keep a secret is my favorite of all time. i even have pages marked so if i need a good hearty laugh i can quickly flip to it.
  
  i just read two books by madeleine wickham - cocktails for three and gatecrashers. gatecrasher is hilarious. my husband can always tell when i am reading a book written about england because i acquire an english accent. i loved the character's diversity and plot in gatecrashers.
  
  warm regards
  cagrowngirl

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Sophie Kinsella Thursday, July 3 2008.

• Although Sophie Kinsella is a famous author for her works including the "Shopaholic" series, she is also an author of another name. You may be interested to find more of her books under the name of MADELEINE WICKHAM!
  Happy reading,
  Lashred7
  
  
  Sophie Kinsella....love all her books. seriously the shopaholic series is wonderful. bvut can you keep a secret is my favorite of all time. i even have pages marked so if i need a good hearty laugh i can quickly flip to it.
  
  i just read two books by madeleine wickham - cocktails for three and gatecrashers. gatecrasher is hilarious. my husband can always tell when i am reading a book written about england because i acquire an english accent. i loved the character's diversity and plot in gatecrashers.
  
  warm regards

cagrowngirl edited the summary of Joshilyn Jackson Thursday, July 3 2008.

•  what a terrific book, the girl who stopped swimming. i didn't expect the ending. i did catch myself a few nights ago when fireworks were going off...didn't know what was hitting my window....i told my husband it was spirits. thanks ms. jackson. i am anxious to read your other two books, which i will have done this summer. enjoy your day!!