Title Surfing with Traci

 Well  I must say that between my book club and the challenges I have read a number of books that I would not have chosen otherwise this yea...

 This is the first book I have ever truly DNF'd.   There have been other books I lost interest in and set aside to never have picked up ...

 This is a translated work by Carlos Ruiz Zafron.  It is a bit historical mystery, a bit magical realism with some romance thrown in.  This ...

 It feels like I was one of the last people to read Sharp Objects or any book by Gillian Flynn for that matter.   Wow is her book intense.  ...

 This is a very dark thriller by Sarah Pearse.  It is set in a remote area of forest in the Swiss Alps at a new ultra modern hotel built on ...

 This is the debut novel by Megha Majumdar.  It is a very good book that highlights many aspects of Indian culture that many Americans are m...

 This novel by Stephanie Graves is a great combination of a historic fiction novel and a cozy mystery in the classic styling of Agatha Chris...

 Wow, this is an impactful memoir by Augusten Burroughs.  He manages to write a memoir as though it is a novel.   As the reader, I felt like...

 Another fun installment in the Cackleberry Club by Laura Childs.  I always enjoy reading this series by her, second only to her Carmela Ber...

This is the first novel I have read by Christina Baker Kline and I am definitely interested in reading more.  I read this novel as a selecti...

 This is the 2nd installment of the G. Willow Wilson Graphic Novels I have read.   Last year for my graphic novel selection I picked Vol 1 o...

 This romantic chick lit by Christina Lauren was a nice refreshing read for a cold winter day.  It felt like reading a Hallmark movie.   Thi...

 Wow, didn't realize one person could be so deceitful and able to keep their stories straight.  Linda. Keir created quite a tangled web ...

 I read this book by Jacqueline Woodson for my January read for our book club.  It is a fast read, I basically read it in one sitting.  I fo...