3.5 star readI normally don't read a lot of nonfiction unless it pertains to topics I'm interested in (namely comparative religion, Islam, Muslims, tea, perfumery, aromatherapy, etc.), so when the opportunity came up to read Gravel on the Side of the Road - True Stories from a Broad Who Has Been The...
A Grand Day to Get Lost is a well-written book that I thoroughly enjoyed. It had elements that made me want to jump up and get on with life and other elements that made me say, “You’ve got to be kidding!” The story revolves around a divorced, middle-aged librarian from Ohio who is delivering her ...
I really enjoyed this book and each of the women's stories. I wanted to give it one more half star but don't know how!
This book is supposed to be about the thread that binds all women, after two chapters, I didn't feel that thread to any of the characters, nor did I feel that any of the characters were likable...so I didn't pursue further.
I won this book from the goodreads giveaway and couldn't wait to start reading it.After five women meet randomly in an airport bathroom they find out there is a big storm warning and their departures have been canceled until further notice. These five women do not know each other but they all decide...
I really enjoyed this book to begin with, but then lost interest.
It took me until COnnie was in NY with her daughter to get into the book, but then the story took off for me, and I loved it. I really loved how she brought out the issues for women even into days society. Great book.
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