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Books - fiction and non-fiction!
Mar. 9th, 2010 10:47 am9. The Optimistic Child by Martin E. Seligman. This is a non-fiction book about how to help your child avoid depression and become a more positive person. It was interesting.
10. It by Stephen King. I've read this book several times before, but I really wanted to read it again, and I'm glad I did. I don't think I learned anything new, but I was reminded of so many of the things I love about the story and about Stephen King's writing.
11. Annie On My Mind by Nancy Garden. This was also a re-read. LOVE this book.
10. It by Stephen King. I've read this book several times before, but I really wanted to read it again, and I'm glad I did. I don't think I learned anything new, but I was reminded of so many of the things I love about the story and about Stephen King's writing.
11. Annie On My Mind by Nancy Garden. This was also a re-read. LOVE this book.
