Stephen Kung Kung itibaren Texas itibaren Texas

I am so glad I finally fulfilled my half of the bet. This book was so dumb it was a chore to get through it--and I haven’t pushed past the pain period in years. People riding worms, killing their grandpas, weird names for knives, bullets and don’t forget, everyone is addicted to Cinnamon. I thought it was lame. It felt really juvenile. The author seemed to be trying really hard to make everything really mysterious and mythical, and all I could think was how lame it was: all-blue eyes, a worms called a "makers," suits where you drink your own body moisture (disgusting). I'm also annoyed that this book was read in exchange for Pride and Prejudice. Compared with a timeless classic the book seems like a 1st grade primer. Austen is a master of plot and suspense. You may not like the subject matter, admittedly it is a little girlie, but the woman can write. Herbert? Not even close.

A very interesting true story about a Mormon man and his CRAZY sociopath ex wife and their fight of child custody. I know why read that depressing stuff? Our Church book group is reading the book and it is captivating and as the story continues in real time you can follow the grandmas blog. It is a quick read.