Book Review December 2012

Between the Lines by Jodi Picoult & Samantha van Leer: This book is fantastic! It was Jodi's daughters (Samantha) idea. What would happen if a character wasn't happy in his book. What if he wanted out and what if one of his readers fell in love with him? This book is full of twists and turns, it's truly amazing and fun for all! It's a book for teens but it's good for ages 11 or 12-1,000. It is a story of love, sacrifice, family, and friends.
http://www.jodipicoult.com/between-the-lines.html
Chocolate Chip Cookie Murder by Joanne Fluke: This is the first book in a series called Murders she Baked. It's intriguing and by far my favorite murder mystery series. I may be young but this is an adult book. What happens when a baker sneaks her way into the investigation of her milk man's murder? You have to find out. This is fun and provides twists and turns that will leave you sitting on the edge of your seat. It's full of recipes including an AWESOME chocolate chip crunch recipe that I bake a lot.
http://www.murdershebaked.com/
Sorry that I only have two reviews but one of them is a book that begins a series that has about sixteen books already and keeps growing.

Author's Note

I would love reviews if you read this...thanks!
Best regards,
Dell

Reviews

[Bluefire]

Whoa, I must search for these books at the library, especially Murder She Baked, sounds yummy!
And Between The Lines sounds like a very unique interesting read!
Thanks for sharing Phillitup. ^^

[Phillitup]

Murders she Baked is an amazing series. The cookies that the title of the first one is named after is SO GOOD. They are the first cookies I've ever made from scratch. The steps are easy to follow and all my friends and family love them...Between the Lines is unique but it's really interesting...I love it.

[Bluefire]

O.o I must check out said book and try making some cookies.

[Salar Majak]

this is really helpful! i needed books to read! and they both sound amazing,thanks alot!

[Mir]

They both actully sound pretty good! Probably going to be adding these to the long list of books I want to read! :)