"The Blind Assassin"
I found this book another good example of the author's ability to keep you interested in her writing. After listening to the Handmaiden I began reading as many of her books as possible and found the author to be a wonderful writer. Unlike Danielle Steele I have yet to tire of her.
"Cry, the Beloved Country"
Great insight into South Africa. Nice parellel between a white man and a black man faced with difficult times. Well written.
"The Summons"
What can I say...John is a great writer. His books draw you in and keep you there.
"King of Torts"
Yes, I am prejudiced about John Grishom...but then I have read most of his books. This book is no different than any of his other writings as far as ability to hold your interest and great writing. Loved it. You will not go wrong in reading this book.
"Three Junes"
Written in a manner that gives you a personal view of the main character. I enjoyed this book immensely. I found the ending particularly good and it definately give an insight to the entire book and character. Wonderful book.
"Bleachers (Unabridged)"
I have read almost all of John Grisham's books. I have never had one disappoint me yet. When I decided on bleachers I was a bit apprehensive since I am not a sports fan and do not football at all!!
The first plus was that John read the book and the second that as usual it was so well written. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys the psychology of human behavior.
"Under the Banner of Heaven"
Gave the reader a new perspective and understanding of Mormons. As a non-mormon I had no real understanding of Mormon history. Tying current events (Smart abduction) with past events in the Mormon church was interesting. Interesting the manner in which the author goes back and forth in time.
"Alias Grace"
Very well written and kept the reader wondering what really happened.
"Oryx and Crake"
Although I enjoyed the book it did not flow as well as it could have. Parts seemed disjointed.
"The Secret Life of Bees"
I really enjoyed reading this book. The ending brought the book full circle and you gained a greater understanding of the character. A disability can be disabling but in this case the character struggled to overcome it and succeeded. Well written.