The A List by J.A. Jance
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) This is the latest book in the Ali Reynolds mystery series. This book flashes back to 2012, when Ali was a Los Angeles TV newscaster and interviewed a desperate...
View ArticleFootprints in the Dust by Roberta Gately
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) “You’re never so alive as when you’re living on the edge and risking it all to help.” Roberta Gately’s memoir is the sequel to her first book, Lipstick in...
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Why My Cat is More Impressive than Your Baby by Matt Inman
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) If you need a giggle – and love sarcastic, tongue-in-cheek humor, this is the comic book for you. The author’s views on cats versus babies are sometimes bizarre and...
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A Beginner’s Guide to American Mah Jongg by Elaine Sandberg
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) This book really helped me. My friends and I had a veteran player guide us for the first three sessions, but I still had questions. The author goes step-by-step:...
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Cockapoos: A Complete Pet Owner’s Manual by Erin Amon
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) I wished I would have gotten this book when I adopted my cockapoo. I have an adult dog and even though the beginning chapters are about getting a puppy, the book...
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The Bloated Belly Whisperer by Tamara Duker Freuman
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) Finally a book that describes my symptoms! It even made me realize that some of my digestive habits that I thought were normal, were not. The author is a registered...
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Becoming by Michelle Obama
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) “This was a time consuming read – a lot of dates, people and events to learn about, but at the end I was happy that I persevered. Michelle gave insight on what...
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Summer of ’69 by Elin Hilderbrand
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) This book was on all the good summer reading lists, so I was pulled in. It definitely was summer fluff, but set in an interesting time frame. The book is told...
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This Tender Land by William Kent Krueger
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) I love this author and his latest novel keeps me as one of his biggest fans! This is a stand-alone book, not part of his Cork O’Connor series. It is set in 1932...
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The Turk and My Mother by Mary Helen Stefaniak
Reviewed by Jayne S (Library Staff) This historical fiction novel begins in Croatia right before the start of World War I. Agnes and her mother-in-law are left behind when Agnes’ husband travels to...
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