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Wan Mus Mus winmusw — a good book to read, about Hope, Faith, and Love.

Asterizco Publicidad _edesko — this was totally not what i expected it to be. i flew through it, mainly because i just couldn't put it down. i think that it would have meant a lot more to me personally had i read it in high school, so that i could identify more with the main character. i still really enjoyed it, though.

Bert Pilon studiopilon — This was my other widow book, this one on audio. This was a little sweeter than the other; i.e. the characters weren't quite so whiny... One year after her husband's death, writer Helen is still trying to figure, well, everything out. Her husband did EVERYTHING for her so now she depends on friends, neighbors and her daughter for everything. She's not even sure how to pay her bills! (If that doesn't encourage women everywhere to pick up a wrench every now and then I don't know what will.) Then she gets a call from her accountant who tells her that before her husband's death he almost emptied their entire savings/retirement account. ($800,000 worth!) Helen has no idea what he did with the money and no way to find out. I would love to say more, but I'd be spoiling it. But let's say that when she finds out what it is, she doesn't know quite what she should do with it and her daughter can't understand why she doesn't just give it to her. Annoying. I thought the book could've been slightly more interesting had it focused more on Helen trying to figure out her own life, but I liked it well enough. The scene where she applies for a job at Anthropologie was hysterical. At her interview she basically tells them she only wants days, short shifts, no cash register, in fact maybe just one day a week doing nothing but manning the gift wrap table. Hard to believe but at retail we DO get people like that.

Alisha Fund fund — difficult read - but essential from a political and social perspective. heard the author lecture at the library. he was so good that three couples created a book club using this book as the foundation for our political/history interests.