KW

I shall report back!

At princessponti's sugg I'm going to get Tale of the Body Theif -- because, like you, I loved Interview but couldn't get into the others in the series...thanks for the suggestion. KW

*buries head in hands* Uh-oh...I'm lost now...

Okay, now you guys are REALLY confusing me! LOL!

If I like TGTLTJ I'll read the Stand. It seems to be his masterpiece in a lot of folks' minds.

Read the book first and cound't put it down. LITERALLY. Slept with the danged thing. JK. I loved it. Movie? I only watched because I adore New Orleans. It was too slick. The beauty and nuances got lost in the translation. KW

Protien drink -- chocolate shake type is my b-fast of choice.

I finally settled on a King book to read, tho I've noticed no one has mentioned it here! That may be good or bad...The Girl that Loved Tom Gordon came highly reccommended to me as a first read by a friend. Any thoughts? I haven't started it yet. Just FYI, her fav was The Stand, tho she hesitated to reccomend it to me as a first read for some reason. Katherine

Great review, Kell. I've wondered about this book --- because it got so much "buzz" -- which everyone besides people making decisions in NY knows is highly over rated...this is a REAL buzz right here. Thanks for it.

I love anything about Princess Di -- I'm going to put this on my TBR pile. Thanks for the sugg!

Wow, it's hard to tell across the board which of his works is most popular. Which is a pretty good sign that he pleases most of the time with his writing -- something every author hopes to do. I'm still trying to pick one, and you all have made me even more confused! SIGH>

I'm still reading "An Abundance of Katherine's" but just started "The Emporer's Children"...gonna search this site to see if anyone else is/has reading/read it.

DUH. I like which book --- jk --- BTW, am reading, "An Abundance of KAtherine's" now, because my name is Katherine....actually really enjoying it. Great stuff.

Thanks, Louise. I've always loved that name for some reason. Think I'll make a character in my next book with that name...

I've done some MAJOR skimming thru Wild Roses -- an awful lot of nothing IMO -- and am gleaning a wee bit of enjoyment for the purchase. Can't wait until The Emporer's Children arrives. That, will hopefully save me from this reading slump! GGRRRrrr

LOL! I'll meetcha on Amazon...

I was always fascinated by adoption stories in my youth -- only child as I was -- this was one of my favs of that genre.

Thanks for the links -- I'll check them out!

Where's the link????

All of the above?????? LOL. I dunno. It's driving me crazy. Writing has made me this monster with a lense so tight, if I don't like what I focus on, I'm searching the horizon for another piece.

I loved this series. It seemed a little more 'grown up' than Laura Ingalls WIlder -- tho I adored those too.

Now I'm reading Wild Roses...trying NOT to yawn through this one...sheesh, my luck these days...

Yes, the best cooks are those in the trenches serving real people everyday -- like families. Yes, "diners" are real folk, but...in light of that, my grandmother's pot roast turns a pleasant man into a ravenous beast.

Another great review from Kell. Is this book older? I seem to have heard of it some time ago. I'll check it out on Amazon.

Great review, Kell! I know exactly what I'd be getting if I purchased this book to read. I appreciate that in a reivew.