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Mohamed Elrashid mohamedelrashid — This came to me highly recommended by a coworker. It's a quick, very funny read about a seriously dysfunctional family of private detectives. A must read for fans of quirky detectives or off-beat mysteries. I'm pretty sure that this is the start of a series, and I'm looking forward to the next one.

Carolina Barbosa carolinabarbosa — This book is pretty comprehensive and a good read for anyone who is familiar with a peanut allergy in specific. It is in question/answer form and goes through everything from why people have the allergy and what happens in their bodies when they come in contact with it, to when to give what medication and what to do when they reach school age or go out to eat, to camps, etc. to ensure as safe as possible environment for those with this life-threatening allergy. There are many good tips for those involved in someone's life who has the allergy and I will certainly benefit from having read it and keeping it handy for future reference.

Donny Trist donec_arcam — The book is an introduction to the new Pope Benedict XVI but I find it something extra. The first 50 pages or so follows the Popes from Peter up to the last Pope John Paul II. It is probably one of the best capsulated views of the Popes and claims of continuation of the Papacy. It shows the popes (good and bad) and how the office evolved into what it is today. It is not an indepth study but for only a short read (just the fist part of the book) it offers some real answers and insights into the heart of the controversy of the Papacy. It is well worth the few minutes to read whether you have a lot of knowledge about the Papacy or none at all. It talks about the split between east and west and why. I recomend this for anyone Catholic or not.

Samantha Kowalke skowalkec635 — In life, everyone experiences change. It is a given that things will not remain the same forever. For Neil Sadler, the death of his wife leaves him with a relentless grief and a longing for home; the place from his childhood where he found such great happiness and comfort. He returns to his hometown, Mason, Ohio after years of living in New York City as an artist, to help renovate the family home, lovingly referred to as 'the Gothic Horror'. But coming home has some surprises: an old flame, and an unsolved family murder mystery. A slow, but good read, that addresses so many feelings associated with 'moving on'.