The Woman Who Stole My Life by Marian Keyes. If you want a lightweight funny and highly entertaining book then look no further. Marian Keyes is the queen of this genre, her books are captivating from the moment you open them. The Woman Who Stole My Life is a wonderful trip through the life of a middle age woman, who once had everything only to loose it all, to claw and scrape her way back to make a life for her family only to possibly loose it all again! Filed under book reviews.

Do you have a book challenge for the year? How far along are you? Saint Anything by Sarah Dessen. The uber-popular Sarah Dessen explores her signature themes of family, self-discovery, and change in her twelfth novel, sure to delight her legions of fans. This book was SO GREAT! Sydney starts a new school and to procrastinate from going home, she starts .

We are not quite short stories. In the end, we are collected works. From the award-winning author of. In the Shadow of Blackbirds. While this book is c.

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17 year old twins who love to read. The wonderful Pip over at Pip Squeak. Tagged us to do the handwriting tag! Please take a look at her post.

The Girl Who Read Too Much. Things a Book Lover Will Never Say. Today I decided to another post related to my Book Lovers. The Theme for today is Things a Book Lover Will Never Say. The Struggles of Being a Book Lover. The Stages of Waiting for the Next Book in a Series. The portuguese covers are basi.

The book blog for the comfy reader. By Carol Lynch Williams takes on the perspective of teenaged twin girls, in the midst of secrets, social anxiety, families issues and school drama. The idea behind this book, as far as I can tell, is the story of how these twins lost their sisterhood, and how they come to find it again.