The second book in the Twilight saga is entitled New Moon and if the first book was about finding true love, then this book is about losing true love. I am not particularly fond of this book. It is because it contains so little Edward. We are introduced to the other paranormal group just up [...]
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Review: New Moon by Stephenie Meyer
November 19th, 2008 — , 3 Stars, Contemporary, Grief, Paranormal, Stephenie Meyer, United States of America, Vampire, Werewolf, angel, book review, edge of the forest, edwards, end of twilight, few days, going to florida, hallucination, heartbroken, high school, jacob, jasper, leavings, motorcycles, new moon, quileute tribe, romance, saga, sewers, shell, ultimatums from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Book Review: Dating da Vinci by Malena Lott
November 1st, 2008 — , 3.5 Stars, 4 Stars, Contemporary, Doctor, Grief, Malena Lott, Teacher, United States of America, Widow or Widower, book review, dissertation, flesh and blood, former students, french kiss, griffen, haired man, immigrants, intimacy, joke, leonardo da vinci, life insurance, limbo, odd name, pantry, peanut butter, real world, soul kiss, soul mate, studio spaces from Keira @ Love Romance Passion
Dating da Vinci is a wonderful novel that deals with some very hard issues in a very compassionate and interesting way with very engaging writing. It basically boils down to the question- can one love again when one’s soul mate is gone? Ramona Elise Griffen tries to answer this question all throughout the novel as [...]
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A moment of silence for 9/11
September 11th, 2008 — , Grief, Memory and forgetting from Karin @ Savvy Thinker
My thoughts are with all who lost loved ones on this day.
May we always remember.
Karin
House Bunny (movie) (no spoilers)
August 25th, 2008 — , Fashion, Grief, Humorous, Movies, Opportunity, beauty, cosmetics, romance from Karin @ Savvy Thinker
I saw this movie today, and it was surprisingly funny. I hadn’t particularly wanted to go, but I was glad I did.
The entire audience laughed a lot. There were only a few really dumb things, and one character I could have written out, but the main character is so delightful and watchable and innocently [...]
Hey Good Looking by Fern Michaels
August 13th, 2008 — , Books, Forgiveness, Grief, Humor, Humorous, Relationships, Resentment, romance from Karin @ Savvy Thinker
I enjoyed this book by Fern Michaels. It is only the second one I’ve read by her.
Central to the story are three sisters ranging in age upwards from 69. They were so funny to me, especially when they instigate a ‘kidnapping’ of sorts, which is really a rescue. I suppose what I [...]
Flirting with Forty by Jane Porter
August 4th, 2008 — , Books, Grief, Inspirational, Joy and happiness, romance from Karin @ Savvy Thinker
This book is a coming of age book for the forty- or fifty- or sixty- year olds. I thoroughly enjoyed it. Not only was it entertaining, it was affirming and real — or as real as it could be if you were in these circumstances.
Jackie Laurens is the divorced mother of two young [...]
Who or what is (on) your support team?
September 2nd, 2007 — Friendship, Grief, Just thinking, Opportunity from Karin @ SavvyThinker.com
I’ve been thinking about Owen Wilson lately with sadness, as I imagine many of us have been.
I think at one time or another in our life most of us have secret sorrows, where our public persona is different than/from our private persona. And our thoughts may be far different than most [...]
