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There will always be more books 2013
Feb. 28th, 2013 09:47 pm15. Chronicles of Downton Abbey: A New Era by Jessica Fellowes & Matthew Sturgis. Very cool (though not really much in the way of new information.) Nice photos though!
16. Welfare Brat: A Memoir by Mary Childers. A fairly quick and enjoyable read. Even though some of the subject matter is upsetting/depressing, the author did a good job not making it overly so.
17. When the Mirror Lies: Anorexia, Bulimia, and Other Eating Disorders by Tamra B. Orr. I saw this recommended somewhere (I know, I might as well type that after every title, LOL) but didn't realize when I requested it from the library system that it's a Young Adult book. I read some YA books but usually they're fiction. This was nicely written and had a lot of great info though.
16. Welfare Brat: A Memoir by Mary Childers. A fairly quick and enjoyable read. Even though some of the subject matter is upsetting/depressing, the author did a good job not making it overly so.
17. When the Mirror Lies: Anorexia, Bulimia, and Other Eating Disorders by Tamra B. Orr. I saw this recommended somewhere (I know, I might as well type that after every title, LOL) but didn't realize when I requested it from the library system that it's a Young Adult book. I read some YA books but usually they're fiction. This was nicely written and had a lot of great info though.
