What kind of book are you in the mood for?
Some people are extremely affected by the turning back of the clock every year. It makes them sad to not have more time during the day when the sun if shining. Maybe you are that way? Regardless, in the dark afternoons of winter, you might get a little ‘moody’ so here are some books that cater to whatever your mood might be—(taken from Goodreads Book Review)
-Feel Good Tales of Family
The Love of My After LIfe, Kristy Greenwood–A woman chokes on a microwavable hamburger and goes to heaven. There she meets a dreamy man, who, unfortunately, had not died after all and is sent back to earth. The woman also finds a way back to earth and spends her days looking for the man. Strange but fun!
–Laugh-Out-Loud Funny
I Shouldn’t be Telling You This (But I’m Going to Anyway), Chelsea Devantez–The memoir of Davantez as she works her way up the ladder to become a comedian, podcaster and screen writer.
–A Dark and Twisty Tale
The God of the Woods, Liz Morre– a girl disappears at a summer camp, but not just any girl. She is the daughter of the camp owners. And she had a brother who disappeared about 10 years before she did from the same camp. What deep dark secrets will investigators find when they look for her?
SueEllen commented on another blog entry about this book. She said the following:
I would like to recommend The God of the Woods by Liz Moore. Has gotten rave reviews and I decided to give it a try. Excellent writing, fascinating character development, and a good mystery.
— Adventure and Misadventure
A walk in the Park, Kevin Fedarko –Did you ever think about waking around the Grand Canyon? The distance is 750 miles. Kevin Fedarko did just that and took with him photographer Peter McBride. Participate vicariously in their life-changing trek.
—Books set at weddings
The Wedding People, Alison Espach–Poor Phoebe Stone. She arrives at her dream resort and just wants to enjoy herself and her surroundings. This was not to be. Everyone thinks she is a wedding person, and she is swooped into the drama of the event, even becoming very chummy with the bride!