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Katsushi Furuta furufull — Finished. This book had the opposite issue of "In the Woods." The ending was kind of worse then predictable, when you finally found out who the killer was, after reading through all those pages...you didn't exactly care. One good thing that this author does however, and what she was able to do in her last book, and is exactly the same reason that I'll probably pick up another one of her books, is that she's able to completely immerse you into the story. Every character is absolutely believable. And then it becomes more of a study of her characters, then a murder mystery. She's an excellent writer, I just can't really get behind either of the endings that I've read so far from her.

Suzanne Ocsai suzanneocsai — Watching Grandma Circle the Drain is a collection of funny stories about such topics as online dating, navigating carts through grocery stores, and deciphering hard-to-comprehend instruction manuals. Author, Allen Smith, is a real comedian. In the first part of the book, he shares some of his personal experiences. I particularly enjoyed his advice on how to handle telemarketers: "Many telemarketers are willing to work with you as long as you place an order. Since they make only $2.74 an hour, plus commission, they'll stay on the phone forever if you ask them to wait: 'Just hold on for a moment while I go get my credit card.' Then grab your gym bag and run out the door..." In the second part of the book, Mr. Smith creates parodies of news headlines: "Tour De France Has a Female Winner," "Fly Me to the Snooze," which is about air traffic controllers sleeping on the job, and "Vatican III: New Changes for Roman Catholics." Watching Grandma Circle the Drain takes an irreverant look at life. It's clever. It's witty. And it's downright funny. There's something in there for everyone - golfers, hunters, hairstylists - you name it. (Note: Some of the material should be rated PG-13, so it's not a book for kids.) If you need a laugh, read this book.