Laura's Reviews

Holidays on Ice is a collection of Holiday themed humorous short stories by David Sedaris. I’ve heard Sedaris previously on NPR. The first...

What is a “perfect Christmas?” Cassie Beaumont thinks that her perfect Christmas would be to meet her very own “Mr. Right,” get married, ha...

Say You’re One of Them is a book that lingers with you for some time well after the last page (or last CD) has been turned. Akpan writes v...

The Other Mr. Darcy is a perfect follow-up to Pride and Prejudice . Monica Fairview has written a tale that perfectly captures Austen’s or...

It was a girls’ night out in Kewaunee on Saturday night. I went with a couple of friends to see New Moon in Green Bay. Armed with our pre-p...

History is always written by the victor. What if Richard III was not the hunch-backed, evil killer as depicted by his enemies the Tudors an...

The Sword in the Stone is a hilarious look at King Arthur’s youth. He is nicknamed Wart and lives as a foster child to Sir Kay. He meets Me...

The Proposal was the best romantic comedy that I have seen in quite awhile. I don’t watch too many movies these days. With the two boys and...

Olive Kitteridge is a beautifully written novel about the complexities of perception and human existence. It won the 2009 Pulitzer Prize fo...

I am having a difficult time narrowing my list down of Bronte related items for the All About the Brontes Challenge . My goal is to read/wat...