Saturday, May 31, 2008

What you're reading

Summer Reading Program started last Tuesday, and we've already had quite a few entries into our weekly drawing. Here's what you have been reading!:
Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants by Ann Brashares- Marisa (Downtown Library) - "A wonderful book to share with a daughter or by yourself! I loved the storyline so much I'm moving on to the second book in the series!"
Rhett Butler's People by Donald McCaig- Katie (Downtown Library) - "It was great to hear the Gone with the Wind story all over again from Rhett's perspective."
The Quiet Girl by Per Hoeg - Victoria (Hamilton) - Appreciated the author's "superbly drawn characters."
I Wish I Had a Red Dress by Pearl Cleage - Lorraine (Basha) - "Pearl Cleage is a brilliant author and this book is no exception. This book is about a female widower living in a small town who needs to break out of her shell. Pearle has a very good way of bringing you right into the world with the characters, making you feel like you know them personally."
Leadership and Self-Deception - Lisa (Downtown) - "Wonderful insights to help readers discover how they feel about and treat others around them. Amazing ideas to help empower families and other organizations. Loved the book and now want to purchase it for my own library!"
Playing for Pizza by John Grisham - Janet (Downtown) - "Although I have only watched football in passing, I knew the basics. I could somewhat understand the games. An interesting look into the sport and food loving male pyshe. Nice , easy read."