Six-Word Book Reviews - My Reads of June, July & August

While I was out walking the hounds today (a story in itself) I started thinking about the status of my book  reviews.  To no one's surprise, I am way behind, once again.  From there I jumped (in my mind) to the Twitter stream I was part of yesterday where I was asked to tweet what I was reading and give a six word synopsis. The more I thought about it the more I liked the idea.  I decided to get through 3 months worth of book reviews using six-word reviews.

So without further ado -

 Love at Absolute Zero by Christopher Meeks

Physicist looks for love, wrong places.

Grade: D

A Cold Day for Murder by Dana Stabenow

Alaskan natives versus outsiders, old, new.

Grade: C

Don't Stop the Carnival by Herman Wouk

NY PR man escapes to tropics

Grade: B+

Lost in Shangri-La: A True Story of Survival, Adventure, and the Most Incredible Rescue Mission of World War II  by Mitchell Zuckoff

Triumph over tragedy against great odds.

Grade: B+

Escape by Barbara Delinsky

High powered couple stuck in rut.

Grade: C

Saving Cee Cee Honeycutt by Beth Hoffman

Crazy mom, distant dad, poor kid.

Grade: C

 A Secret Kept by Tatiana DeRosnay

Family secret discovered by adult children.

Grade: C

Grade Key:

A - I loved it
B - I liked it - a lot.
C - I liked it
D - I was indifferent to it.
F - I hated it


Now that I have that monkey off my back I can get back to work on my Alaskan photo album!

Happy reading!