by Darien Gee
This was a great read but Julia and Livvy's relationship broke my heart.
A woman, who has suffered a devastating loss, discovers a bag of friendship bread starter on her porch. Before she can throw it away, her young daughter talks her into making friendship bread. And everything changes, for the woman, for her family, for her friends, for her town.A gentle story about t...
In the first few pages, the mood is set. The book appears to be one that will be pleasant to read. It is about love, friendship, relationships and all the myriad things that can happen to someone in their lives, both good and bad. The author speaks in a charming, simple tone and makes you feel right...
This type of book is the reason I am not a HUGE fan of women's literature. What I thought has started off as a strong book is turning into a combination of the written version of Desperate Housewives and Days of Our Lives. It is losing my interest VERY quickly, so I am happy that I am only about 100...
Why is it that so many novels about women, (chick lit, arguably) hinge on the premise of one or more central characters being devastated with heartbreak at the start of the novel.Show me books where the central plot arcs aren't grieving some giant loss, or catching a romance... with a strong female ...
I resisted opening this book because, well, it's pink and fluffy-looking, one of those that looks like a schmaltzy made-for-tv movie. Once I started reading it, though, I did enjoy it, and would have read it one sitting if I'd had the time. It's a feel-good story about the power of kindness. No su...
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