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BookTalk Kate Fitzgerald has a rare form of leukemia. Her sister, Anna, was conceived to provide a donor match for Kate. Anna gives her health for procedures that become increasingly invasive. At birth Anna gave stem cells at 13 Anna is expected to give a kidney. As this final surgical effort to save Kate [...] 
June 15th, 2011 | Tags: book talk, booktalk, cancer, chick lit, Death, family, Jodi Picoult, medical ethics, My Sister's Keeper, problem novel, relationships | Category: Adult Lit, BookTalks | 2 comments  BookTalk Kate Fitzgerald has a rare form of leukemia. Her sister, Anna, was conceived to provide a donor match for Kate. Anna gives her health for procedures that become increasingly invasive. At birth Anna gave stem cells at 13 Anna is expected to give a kidney. As this final surgical effort to save Kate [...]
June 15th, 2011 | Tags: book talk, booktalk, cancer, chick lit, Death, family, Jodi Picoult, medical ethics, My Sister's Keeper, problem novel, relationships | Category: Adult Lit, BookTalks | Leave a comment BookTalk The Waverly women are an intriguing bunch. Generations of these women are blessed with a touch of magic, and are given the care of an apple tree whose apples will reveal the biggest event in your life. Claire has taken over Waverly house, and its magical garden. She uses its flowers and herbs to [...]
June 10th, 2011 | Tags: abuse, Book Review, book talk, booktalk, chick lit, family, friendship, Garden Spells, magical realism, relationships, romance, Sarah Addison Allen, sisters | Category: Adult Lit, BookTalks, Review | Leave a comment BookTalk Willa Jackson left her hometown, Walls of Water, infamous. Revealing herself as the Jokester after 4 years of pranks. Willa left high school in handcuffs, unwittingly inspiring more than a few of her classmates to take more risks in their lives. Unfortunately, after failing out of college and the death of her father, Willa remembers her prankster [...]
May 19th, 2011 | Tags: Book Review, book talk, booktalk, chick lit, friendship, love, magical realism, mystery, relationships, Review, romance, Sarah Addison Allen, Suspense, The Peach Keeper | Category: Adult Lit, BookTalks, Review | 3 comments I’ll admit, I didn’t like this book in the beginning. Samantha and her friends are complete and total mean girls. Not the Tina Fey, funny, socially satirical, Mean Girls. No, Oliver’s mean girls are realistically annoying; examples of pure teenage self-centeredness. After watching a day of their narcissism, bullying, and general lack of empathy [...]
April 6th, 2011 | Tags: chick lit, Death, Lauren Oliver, Suicide, YA Fiction | Category: BookTalks, Uncategorized, YA Lit | Leave a comment |
                
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