Lost time

 Well it's been a very long time since I've posted anything. Lots has changed. I'm single now living in another state with only one of my dogs. I'm now disabled so I may have more time to post. Have a great day everyone hope to write more soon.

OH MY Goodness  I got so caught up with life that I have not blogged for so long I hope I didn't forget how. Load of stuff has happened over the past two years. From my last blog we had finally got into our new house to only have it yanked from underneath us after living there for what seemed forever. We were forced to live in a hotel room for two month till the people who was in our new house to vacate {they did not go willingly and left the house a total wreak. Never knew to small dogs could make such mess left unattended but they did, lol it was everywhere.} I can not believe it ..... earlier I told you about Schasm by Shari J. Ryan.......which I have read three times now.... life happened and the second book got put on the shelf just waiting for me.  I entered a Giveaway yesterday and oh my gosh I won... I can't believe it.... I won the Final book in the Schasm series  When Fully Fused!! I know
 what I will be reading on my trip to California in less than a week... eeeeeek I have never flown before so and really freaked out about it... Now I will have something to keep my mind Very Very busy and Extremely entertained.  Thanks Shari.... again guys if your looking for a book to completely consume you check out her books I HIGHLY recommend her books..... Especially the Schasm Series.  Will for sure be checking out all of her other books. 

 go look on Amazon....

 https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Shari+J.+Ryan+Schasm+series

New Home

Well we finally got moved. And we now have our own house. Lots of work to do since the previous owners did not love the house. :{  My whole kitchen, front room and hall way and all the way upstairs is a cheap yellow mustard color. EWWWWWW not a pretty color. Glad there is PAINT!!!!  We also have a new baby at our house, too! Andrew C. we are calling him Andy, He was only a week early and was a little small at only 6 lbs 10 oz. and 20 1/2 inches long. He was born on the 22 of Feb. On my grandmothers birthday and we found it fitting to make his middle name the name of my grandfather. What a day. He came while we were in the middle of the move and I had his older sister  Krysta Jade (1 1/2) and boy was I exhausted. I gave myself tendonitus from all the boxes and repetitive movements. Dang Boxes anyways. Well the house is almost all out of boxes. Just the ones that are in the garage full of whatever junk. I hope it gets warm soon so I can get rid of the rest of the stuff. My house is on the outskirts of town so it feels like we are isolated. It takes so long just to get to a store, where as before it only took 2 min litterally  to get across the street. I miss my old house. Well enough rambling I have a book to get red so that I can do my blog on it and get my new book sent out. Any comments are welcome nice or nasty. Just something so I know if anyone has been here. I feel like I am talking to myself only I can't hear myself. LOL

Schasm by Shari J. Ryan

Hi everyone, Wow can you believe it has been over 2 years since I posted. wow even I am blown away. Anyways  I have something worthy of Blogging today so here goes.

Recently I was gifted a book by  a wonderful author, Allie Burke, helping promote another Author which I will add to my new Authors to read list.  This Book Series will be an enjoyment for sure.

Schasm by Shari J. Ryan

This story confused me in the beginning but I can be easily confused lol anyways  I stuck with the  book and to my delight It was SO SO worth sticking with it. It drew me in and kept me there till the book was finished and yes it was very hard to put down. It made me wanna pull my hair out at the doctors and felt very frustrated as it feels like you are pulled into Chloe's mind and no one understands you till that one day...... I don't recommend books very often and then only if I really really enjoyed the book then this one is that will go on my Recommended list.  I am not a very good blogger so I just wanted everyone to see for them selves that they will enjoy this book and look forward to the rest of the series as i am.... I AM including the excerpt from this wonderful book. Someday's I wish I was a drifter and escape the bad things in life... or would I?

SCHASM (Book One – Schasm Series)

Chloe Valcourt drifts between two worlds: the dark reality of her domineering mother and feeble father and the vivid fantasy of her imagination. With her condition comes the harsh observation of doctors who intend to cure her of it. But a chance encounter with a handsome and vaguely familiar young man in her dream world hints at the possibility of hidden truths—and a life she can’t remember. As her drifts become a greater escape from the cruelty of the real world, Chloe finds herself lost between what is real and what is imagined, questioning her very existence. Can she remain in the lush new imagined landscape to find happiness in a realm of her own invention? Is she doomed to return to the harsh reality of the outside world forever? Or will she become trapped somewhere between the two…unable to return to either? www.schasm.com  

I got this off of Shari J. Ryans web page .... you can head over to amazon and pick one up for yourself you will not regret getting this book.... I myself , am planing to get the rest of this series I was so intrigued with this one I have to know what happens.  

Here is the link to  Amazon and a bit to get to know the Author I hope you go out and get one you won't be disappointed.  

http://www.amazon.com/Shari-J-Ryan/e/B00EQ410LY/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1400424621&sr=1-2-ent

Hope you enjoy!!!  Chris

Be Still My Soul by Joanne Bischof

          In a world that has forgotten the meaning of unconstitutional love and selfishness comes the story of

                                      Be Still My Soul by Joanne Bischof

  While this is not my normal kind of read I was very surprised how great this book was.  This story took me on a journey of another time. Through another time period of a young man's and a young woman's struggles and sacrifice and the understanding of what it truly means to be in love. 

  Joanne has beautifully written this story that began with a simple kiss a bit of frisky business and a misunderstanding that lead to a forced marriage between boy and a girl who barely know each other.  Through heartache, sorrow and a blossoming romance, I could not put this book down, It could have been another 400 pages and it would not have been enough.

 It was an eye-opening journey into the hearts of two people who clearly did not love each other, and which one had the faith if God and the other didn't.The two struggle to be together because they are married and clearly not in love, With the growth of the two lives together he truly finds out what true love is and what really matters in his life and where he belongs... with his wife.    This story has a way of making you angry and hurt, sad and happy and over joyed at the same time.  

  I would recommend this book to everyone young old and anywhere in between. You will not be sorry you went and bought this book. But be careful of lending this wonderful book out you just might never get it back.

 This book is a review for the http://waterbrookmultnomah.com/bloggingforbooks

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Excerpt

The night air brushed her arms, and Lonnie prayed autumn’s cool breath could whisper her off—carry her into another life. Lord, help me. She looked up at her pa and forced a tight smile. With his broad back to the moonlit sky, his scruffy face was hidden beneath the shadow of a floppy hat. Chestnut hair swirled against her cheeks, and she blinked, willing the breeze to calm her nerves.      Joel Sawyer arched a bushy eyebrow. "Don’t see what’s gotten ya so shaken up all a sudden."      She lifted her chin. "I ain’t shaken." Her eyes dared him to say otherwise. "I just don’t see why…" She bit her tongue at the tremble in her voice. Her thumb traced the fresh bruises on her wrist—each small dent the same size as her pa’s fingers.      "Because your ma’s got a headache." Her pa’s growl was for her ears alone. His eyes bored into hers, even through the lie. "Can’t go lettin’ Samson down." Sour breath hit her face. "Now get on up there and sing for these people."      Lonnie swallowed and eyed the crowd that had gathered for an evening of dancing. With the first autumn leaves blanketing the forest floor, it was sure to be the last of the summer. She’d never sung for a crowd before and, at seventeen, felt foolish when her heart pounded in her ears and her skin tingled with fear. If only Samson hadn’t asked that her ma sing this night.      Her pa had made it clear. No wife of his was gonna snuggle up that close to Samson Brown. Over his dead body, or so he’d said. Lonnie watched her pa descend the steps, shoulders hunched.      "Sorry about your mama’s headache," Samson whispered. He smiled and his eyes crinkled.      Lonnie nodded, certain he knew the truth, yet fighting the urge to make a liar out of the man who’d just deposited her at the stage as if she were no more than a pawn. Lonnie glanced to the sky, and even as night’s chill crept past her faded gingham dress, she prayed for a peace from the One who could help her through this. Her ma was the songbird. Not her. Folks were always going on about how     Maggie Sawyer had the prettiest voice on any Sunday morning.      A gray spotted dog tipped his ears when Lonnie stepped over him onto the makeshift stage. Her bare feet skirted around a pair of lanterns at the stage edge. Samson Brown, eyes twinkling, raised a banjo onto his lap. Lonnie took her place beside the trio’s mandolin player, Gideon O’Riley, and when their shoulders touched, she stepped sideways, nearly tripping as she did.      Gideon glanced at her, his expression unreadable until amusement flitted through his green eyes. Lonnie chided herself for blushing so easily. The fiddler tilted his instrument to his chin. The creases in his blacksmith hands were stained dark as coal. He nodded and waited, bow poised. Reluctantly, Lonnie returned the nod.      The hollow sound of his tapping boot echoed through the cracks of the porch. The bow slid across the strings slower than a cat stretching after a good, long nap. Gideon struck the strings of his mandolin, and Samson’s banjo twanged, rambling as free as a holler. Lonnie watched in awe, bewildered by their confidence.      She clung to the shadows from the eaves overhead, but when her pa motioned for her to step into the moonlight, she scooted forward. Her bare toes reached the edge of the porch, and she glanced away from her pa’s smug stare. When the fiddle’s strings thickened in harmonies, Lonnie sang out the words. Her heart quickened, stunned by the sound of her own voice belting out a song she’d learned at her ma’s knee. She stared into the blur of faces as feet stomped and calico skirts swirled, revealing dozens of homemade petticoats and faded stockings. She forced her foot to tap in rhythm as men spun their girls around. Those without girls jigged up enough dust to make a body need a good bath.      About to round into the third verse, the words snagged in her throat. She blinked, her mind suddenly blank. Lonnie, you know this! With his shoulders hunched, Gideon’s hands flew over the fret board, and the fiddler played louder than ever. After clearing her throat, Lonnie readied herself for the last verse.      But Gideon sped up, leaving the rest of the band behind.      When the crowd bellowed and cheered, Lonnie bit her lip. Gideon played faster, an impish grin lighting his face. She clapped trembling hands and glanced to the musician beside her. Shaking his head, Samson rose slowly from his chair and, still plucking the strings of his banjo, crossed the porch. He flashed a twisted smile. Cheers swarmed from the crowd. With slow movements, Samson reached out his boot and kicked Gideon’s stool so hard it flew out from under him. Gideon stumbled but did not fall. His hand fell from the fret board, and after throwing a glare at Samson, he grabbed the stool and sat.       "C’mon, Gid! Lighten up a bit, would ya?" Samson yelled over the noise. Gideon rushed in with a few last strums until only his vibrations remained, bouncing through the woods. Folks whistled and cheered so loudly Lonnie could no longer hear the pounding of her heart. Clapping along, she stepped back. Never again would her pa talk her into singing in front of folks. No sir. Her place was in the back of the crowd. Gideon held his mandolin over his head and bowed. As cocky as he was, Lonnie couldn’t help but smile. He walked toward her and, without hesitation, draped an arm over her shoulders. He smelled of smoke and cedar. Heat grew in the back of her neck and tingled into her cheeks. She needn’t look down to see the flame in her pa’s face as well— she knew it was there.      When the applause mellowed, she slid away and scurried down the steps, her legs weak and head light with relief. She brushed past a nuzzling couple and ducked under a thick arm that clutched a pint of cider, finally spotting her aunt Sarah beneath a scarlet maple. Enough moonlight danced through the leaves to make the woman’s ginger bun shine. Rushing over, Lonnie clasped her cool hands, the rough skin worn and familiar.      "Why, you’re tremblin’ som’n awful." Sarah squeezed her hand. "Don’t think for one moment you don’t belong up there. You’da made your ma proud."      Lonnie fought to catch her breath. "That was the most terrifying thing I’ve ever done in my life."      She felt a shadow behind her. Lonnie didn’t need to glance over her shoulder when rough fingertips clutched her elbow. "We’ll be leaving now." Her pa’s voice was gruff.      She glanced at her aunt, then peered up at him. "Mind if I stay a bit longer?"      His eyes flinched, but then he sighed. The smell of moonshine hung thick. "Walk home with Oliver. He’s stayin’ too."      "Yessir. Thank you, Pa." Her words seemed to fall on nothing but the breeze as he strode from the clearing. Lonnie knew her ma would be up waiting, the littlest ones already tucked into bed. With a sigh, she let the last of her worry melt into the cool night air and turned to her aunt, pleased to have her company for at least a little while longer.           "So…" Sarah’s whimsical voice nearly sang the single word.      "Don’t say it." Lonnie wagged a finger with little authority, knowing full well what her aunt was itching to say. Sarah sobered, the lines around her eyes smoothing.      But Lonnie knew her mother’s sister well. "I blush too easily," she blurted.      A smile lifted her aunt’s round cheeks. Twice Lonnie’s age and with skin a shade paler, she was as dear a friend as Lonnie had ever had. When Sarah’s gaze moved past her, Lonnie tossed a glance over her shoulder and saw the blacksmith run a cloth over his fiddle. Samson lowered his banjo into a sack. Gideon had moved on. His shoulder was pressed to the bark of a hundred-year-old chestnut, and his arms lay folded over his chest. The girl he was wooing looked more than willing to have his undivided attention.      "Seems like every girl in Rocky Knob wants to steal that boy’s heart." Sarah shook her head. "Don’t you pay it no never mind."      Forcing a shrug, Lonnie tugged at a pinch of her faded dress. The fabric, different shades of blue, had seen better days. She suddenly wished she hadn’t been so eager to stay behind.

Publisher's Description

Night’s chill tickled her skin. Lonnie pressed her hands together and glanced up. He was even more handsome up close. Having grown up the shy, awkward daughter of Joel Sawyer, she’d hardly spoken to any boy, let alone the one who had mothers whispering warnings in their daughter’s ears and fathers loading shotguns.

Pretty Lonnie Sawyer is shy and innocent, used to fading into the background within her family, and among the creeks and hollows of the Appalachian hills. Though her family is poor and her father abusive, she clings to a quiet faith.  But when handsome ladies’ man and bluegrass musician Gideon O’Riley steals a kiss, that one action seals her fate.

Her father forces her into a hasty marriage with Gideon—a man she barely knows and does not love. Equally frustrated and confused by his new responsibilities, Gideon yearns for a fresh start, forcing  Lonnie on an arduous journey away from her home in Rocky Knob.

Her distant groom can’t seem to surrender his rage at the injustice of the forced matrimony or give Lonnie any claim in his life.  What will it take for Gideon to give up his past, embrace Lonnie’s God, and discover a hope that can heal their two fractured hearts?

Gideon only ever cared about himself. Now that Lonnie is his wife, will he ever be worthy of her heart?

Author Bio

Married to her first sweetheart, Joanne Bischof lives in the mountains of Southern California where she keeps busy making messes with their home-schooled children. When she’s not weaving Appalachian romance, she’s blogging about faith, writing, and the adventures of country living that bring her stories to life. Be Still My Soul is her first novel.

Wow Almost a YEAR?

Wow has it really been that long since I wrote. YUP it really has. LOL It has been so crazy lately and I have just forgotten I even had a blog. (well it happened) :} I read the last of Allie Burke's Books ..which was released in April and not Feb :( .. Amber Passion and oh my gosh..... It was the best of the trilogy I think..... The enchanters series By Allie Burke  is available in mobi and epub and Yes I think you can get them on paperback. Although I haven't opened a paper book for over two years now. I love my nook.... and Wanting to get a nook color next. I am not much of a blogger so if anyone PLEASE ANYONE give me hints or point out stupid stuff I would love to hear from ya.

Allie Burke

If you haven't had the pleasure to read Allie Burke's books omg you are so missing out. I found Violet Midnight and read 5 pages and was hooked. I read it in like 2 hours and then I had to hurry to B&N to buy the next one which is Emerald Destiny. Now (heavy sigh) I am waiting for the last book ( I know this is sad, Too!) for Amber Passions due out on Feb 14th 2012. She is a truly talented writer and I am anxiously waiting for her book... so what to do with my time while waiting.......Hmmmm read everything I can get my hands on or hehe into my nook. Thanks for Stopping

Vampire Passion

Wow since my lovely daughter introduced me to Vampire books I have been totally Smitten!! I can't seem to get enough and I am running out of  Books.... Please be so kind to point me into a direction any direction for new Authors. I am game with any book you might suggest. I am currently waiting for  Blood Ties by Mari Mancusi. I just love her work. I am also waiting on  Richelle Mead's  Bloodlines Series..... It is a spin off of Vampire Academy and I just love that series. Please don't be shy I don't bite and drop me a few lines.  Thanks So Much :)

Wow!!

I guess I just need help with my page. I have been the only one looking to see if anyone has even peeked at my page. I guess I suck!! Someone out there must know something that they can tell me to fix the problems with my page. I tried to put a different template and can't even do that. :(  Please Help!!!!

Frustrated

Well I don't know what I am doing wrong. Maybe my page sucks or I am just not interesting. I redone my page so that might help a little. I am still new at this blogging thing so If ANY ONE can give me pointers in the right direction to get my page a little help it would be appreciated. PLEASE. I am hoping my new book gets here before we move... yeah like in 4 days right... dream on huh.. Well I have traveled 50 miles today looking for houses and found only 3 worthy to look inside. Wish me luck everybody.

Waiting Once Again

Well I am sitting here waiting for my new book for review. I guess I read fast, it seems I just get a book and it is already time to request a new one.  Life is really hectic and we are in the process of Moving haha just don't know where and we have 7 days to do it. The new owner wants the house by Feb 1. Should be a law about that. They only gave us 30 days and no written notice to vacate. If any bloggers know of any laws that would help me I would need it by 12 tomorrow. Short notice I know but its seems how I work. Hope you all can leave some comments about my blog or my reviews that can help me be better. All Critics are welcome as it will help me grow as a blogger. Thanks for Visiting the Page Gobbler

Lady In Waiting by Susan Meissner

SUSAN MEISSNER
Pub. Date: September 2010

ISBN: 9780307458834

http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780307458841 Ebook Format


From the Publisher

Love is a choice you make every day.

Content in her comfortable marriage of twenty-two years, Jane Lindsay had never expected to watch her husband, Brad, pack his belongings and walk out the door of their Manhattan home. But when it happens, she feels powerless to stop him and the course of events that follow Brads departure.Jane finds an old ring in a box of relics from a British jumble sale and discovers a Latin inscription in the band along with just one recognizable word: Jane. Feeling an instant connection to the mysterious ring bearing her namesake, Jane begins a journey to learn more about the ring—and perhaps about herself.~In the sixteenth-century, Lucy Day becomes the dressmaker to Lady Jane Grey, an innocent young woman whose fate seems to be controlled by a dangerous political and religious climate, one threatening to deny her true love and pursuit of her own interests.As the stories of both Jane's dovetail through the journey of one ring, it becomes clear that each woman has far more influence over her life than she once imagined. It all comes down to the choices each makes despite the realities they face.


In the 16th-century, Lucy Day becomes the dressmaker to Lady Jane Grey, an innocent young woman whose fate seems to be controlled by a dangerous political and religious climate, one threatening to deny her true love and pursuit of her own interests.

As the stories of both Jane's join through the journey of one ring, it becomes clear that each woman has far more influence over her life than she once imagined. It all comes down to the choices each makes despite the realities they face.



Biography

Susan Meissner has spent her lifetime as a writer, starting with her first poem at the age of four. She is the award-winning author of THE SHAPE OF MERCY, WHITE PICKET FENCES, and many other novels. When she’s not writing, she directs the small groups and connection ministries at her San Diego church. She and her pastor husband are the parents of four young adults. Visit her Web site at www.susanmeissner.com.


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My View,

This is the first book I have read by this author, and I found it truly amazing. Susan Meissner is a brilliant writer who kept me curious from the first chapter. I am very busy throughout the day with a hectic life and a very busy schedule but I still found time to pick up this book and read a few pages here and there, and looked for any spare minute to read some more. Susan's books are a delight to read. I don't normally read Christian books but being this was the first and she has set me on a path that makes this book not the last. Thanks Susan.

Lady In Waiting by Susan Meissner is a unique historical novel of the lives of two women who lived hundreds of years apart. Susan Meissner entwines the stories of Jane Lindsay, who resides in the present, and Lady Jane Grey, who lived in the 1500′s. The stories beautifully flow from one period to another. As Jane Lindsey searches to find the mystery of the beautiful antique ring, she discovers more about herself.

Jane comes across a very old box and buys the box of antiques from a British jumble sale. Inside the box she finds a very old prayer book and a lovely ring hidden away inside. It seems very strange to her that her name engraved inside the band. "Vulnerasti cor meum, soror mea, sponsa." Jane. She begins to track down the history of the ring, and in the process she will learn something about herself. The book takes her on a journey back to the past as she discovers Lucy, a seamstress for Lady Jane Grey, and relates how she came to work for Lady Jane and became a confidante to her.
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The ring ties both stories together with a inscription that Jane only finds meaning to one word....Jane

Although this was a really good book I had a difficult time reading the portions of Lucy's story that included the various people of 16th century British nobility that I had to keep straight in my head. I couldn't follow who was who with titles of dukes, duchess, and so on.   I had no clue of who was who. It's really hard to keep strait when one jumps around. Maybe its just my brain that jumps around. But the story is good.

The story really picked up pace for me about half of the way in with Lady Jane's life. I also think its because I was able to sit and read for a while. History not being one of my subjects, I had no Idea of the story of Lady Jane. It drew me in and kept me till the very end.

Meissner has written this well, and I recommend it to anyone who is a fan of her books and anyone who is intrigued by British history.

If you would like to see for yourself

Click Link to read first 4 chapters of this great new Novel : http://waterbrookmultnomah.com/2010/04/15/sneak-peek-lady-in-waiting-by-susan-meissner/
************************************************************************************ "I received this book for free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review".http://www.waterbrookmultnomah.com/bloggingforbooks/

Waiting for my new Book to Review

Well here it is the New Year, But is it really so New? It's the same stuff over and over. I keep busy with my Nook that my daughter bought me. I already have 200 books loaded and looking for MORE...MORE... MORE. And believe it or not I will have read them all by the end of winter. If you have any suggestions of great reads let me know. I usually read YA books but will read most anything. Christmas went ok, my daughter moved without so much as a word. Somehow that doesn't surprise me. And I can't wait to get my new Book I have coming for review. Love to hear what kind of Ideas for books you might have. I would love to get feed back from anyone and everyone. Thanks for Stopping by The Page Gobbler. :}

The Charlatan's Boy

The Charlatan's Boy by Jonathan Rogers

This is an incredible story of a young man named Grady, But is that who he really is? Grady is told that he is a HE-Feechie from the swamp. Floyd his keeper has told him a few times that his own mama gave him to Floyd because he was just to ugly to keep. Grady is a rather sad looking young man and even Grady knows this. He travels around the country with Floyd pretending to be a "Wild Man of Feechiefen Swamp. Floyd is a liar and a cheat and uses the boy to make a quick copper. Grady is at the will of Floyd and goes along with the scam all over the Corenwald frontier until Grady makes a discovery. It is a most touching story but to tell you about the ending would give it away. I would and have recommended this book to everyone young and old. It's a YA book but it has so much more feeling than the adult literature, I find I read dozens of YA books a month and have loved every book that I have read. Grab this book, and a cozy place to read and you might want to bring provisions your going to be there for a while. It's really that good.  You won't be sorry to have picked up this book but sorry to put it down.

Christmas Break

Well here it is the day after all the craziness of Christmas Day. I got my new book for Bloggingforbooks.com called The Charlatan's Boy and It looks to be a very good story but let me read it and get back to you on that. Hope you all had a great holiday.

My Favorite Random Book Quotes

When I read a book I seem to read it with my eyes only, but now and then I come across a passage, perhaps only a phrase, which has a meaning for me, and it becomes part of me.
W. Somerset Maugham

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A person who won't read has no advantage over one who can't read.
Mark Twain


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Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please.
Mark Twain

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Good friends, good books and a sleepy conscience: this is the ideal life.
Mark Twain

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It's no wonder that truth is stranger than fiction. Fiction has to make sense.
Mark Twain


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My books are like water; those of the great geniuses are wine. (Fortunately) everybody drinks water.
Mark Twain

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When angry, count to four; when very angry, swear.
Mark Twain

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You can't depend on your eyes when your imagination is out of focus.
Mark Twain

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The way a book is read, which is to say, the qualities a reader brings to a book can have as much to do with its worth as anything the author puts into it.
Norman Cousins

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The eye sees only what the mind is prepared to comprehend.
Robertson Davies

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Book Lovers

If you so love reading like I do, Stop and let me know. I am always looking for a good book to curl up with. I just finished the Genie Scheme and wow it was really good and something to really think about. You should give it a try. You won't be sorry.

BloggingForBooks

I am so excited to get my first book from http://www.BloggingForBooks.org where I can read and write great reviews for Free books. Its easy just click on the link and sign up.

Just a Thought

Ok I am still pretty new at this blogging.  Any suggestions on how to make it a great blog?  Well anyways I really love to read and that is the reason I created this blog.  Somewhere to post what I have read and for others to give suggestions on great reads.

I love books!