My Life as a Doormat (In Three Acts) by Rene Gutteridge

Four out of Five Stars You know you are an advent reader when you go to the library and pick out a book not because of the title, not because of the author, not because of the book cover, but because you just randomly went down that isle and picked up the book to read. That is what I did with this book. And the funny thing to me is that this book is like that. While reading this book, to me it didn't fall under any real gene. It didn't really have a beginning middle end. It did have a climax and a resolution. But the book was a book for someone to read. With no purpose no great desire, but just to read. This was an enjoyable easy flow good reading book!

Ready or Not (Aggie's Inheritance #1) by Chautona Havig

Three out of Five Stars A crying shame. Yes, a crying shame. I started reading this book 2 months ago on my Nook. I just now completed the book. It wasn't because it was a bad book or because it was a slow read. On the contrary. This book was a nice easy flow read. I think that is where the problem was. When you read this book you read an easy average pace. There are no grabbers with this book. However, the book is not a bore either. Just a long easy flow read. Over all a cute simple book to read.

Ardent's Contract: Volume I by Jordan Dunsmore

This book is not my typical type of gene that I read. So I kind of cheated with reading this book. I had my tablet read it to me. The visual I gain from the book being read to me gave me the feeling that this should be a movie more so than a book. Don't normally say a movie is better than a book. However, if this book was a movie, I think the movie would out do this book. A good male book read.

Bad Girls by Michael Chambers

3.5 out of 5 Stars Bad Girls was an enjoyable book to read from beginning to almost the end. Towards the end the author kind of seemed to be stretching the book out just a little too much. Almost over kill. No pun intended. However, the pace of the book was a good read. This would be an okay book for young adult for the most part. Bad Girls had a good amount of twist in the story that kept the reader guessing, which help keep the reader attention. Over all an enjoyable book to read.

Keith Directed by Todd Kessler

The storyline is based around a popular 17-year-old high school senior, Natalie, who thinks she has got life figured out, until she meets Keith. Natalie is at first annoyed by her new chemistry class lab partner, but she ultimately falls for him and discovers that Keith is hiding a secret, with tragic results. The film was released in theaters on September 19, 2008. Five Stars I have this movie five stars. It took my heart and made me cry. I would put this movie along side with the book "My Sister's Keeper". Such a heart felt movie and just a great drama movie! I smiled, I laughed, and I cried. This movie carried all the emotion together, really enjoyed this movie!

Tea with Emma (The Teacup Novellas, #1) by Diane Moody

Four out of Five Stars I enjoy reading inspirational book. The desire an author has to write on paper the process of obtaining a motivation to write a book and follow in their life steps is pretty cool. I to, one day would like to write a book, and after reading this book I see that I need to find my motivation and where my inspiration lies. The story line was a easy flow reading and an enjoyable plot. Looking forward to reading the next novel that follows; "Strike the Match, Book Two of The Teacup Novellas"