Thought it would be a little wittier then it turned out to be. I think Ellen is better on screen and somehow her humor and infectious personality didn‘t translate on page.

Each notebook represents a diary of the narrator that bound together make the golden notebook representative of her life.

A spooky tale from the perspective of a narrator sharing life events from childhood that felt almost unreal, altering and uncomfortable. The chapters flow together well through use of story telling and the ending was shocking.

A look into transcendental meditation and slowing down in our fast paced environment.

December Book Club pick, a silly book that tells the story of Courtney who lives in the present day but somehow wakes up one morning as Jane Mansfield in an Austen-like world. The book ends abruptly.

A look into Lynch‘s perspective on life, meditation, lifestyle and how he approaches his art.

One woman‘s hunt to track down a serial killer dubbed the “golden stare killer” active in California in the 1970s. Very enjoyable read and timely!

More of an interesting sounding book than how the book actually turned out.

A fun, light read about a young American girl in Paris in the late 1950s. She finds herself jumping from one sticky situation to the next.

My January Book Club Pick, pages filled with grammatical errors and the plot is set in WWII France about an English maid who inherits fortune from someone she does not know.