Pujols Review

I chose this book for curiosity about a public person who isn't afraid to show his faith.I'm not all familiar with baseball world,but I was willing to give a try.




Here is a story about a baseball player,his jorney,ups and downs,his faith and his way to deal with fame.


I was a little impressed with his family,from where he came from,his amazing ability to play,his determination to stay focused about a goal.About the scandals and midia,well is good to know 'the other side of the story'.But I have to say that if you are a huge fan of baseball or familiar with it,you'll get a little confused,one thing is the fact that are too many dates and numbers that makes little difficult to keep reading instead of jumping the pages.But Pujols will left you with an interest about man who wants to live for glory of God.






Thanks for BookSneeze to sending a copy for review purpose,this is my honest opinion.

A vision of Lucy by Margaret Brownley

Lucy always was fascinated for photos,to reveal the beauty and mystery of a person with a picture,she lives in a small city which doesn't appreciate her work,against her father will she manage to be in trouble every now and then,but when she meets a mysterious man who happen to help her in a very embarrassing situation,estimate her as a artist,makes her pulse racing..things get a little more complicated.Trying to be a big sister,troublemaker daughter,friend and helper of a man so attractive,she soon decides do something shocking to gain the controls of her own life.

As usual,the author and the story made me laugh so hard that I had tears in my eyes,I loved the fact that every person had a story to tell,sentences like:you can talk a tree off..stubborn as eyecrossed mule or the gun of Timber Joe,made the story so delicious to read.But I was a little bothered because the plot was more like suspense story than romance.But I have to say,Lucy shows us how people can be so selfish to think that some deserve mercy and others not.Keep it going,Margaret!

Giveaway Masquerade Marriage by Anne Green ENDS 05/20/11

Well,since people are being kind enough to give me some amazing books to review,I just wanted to make some reader really happy as well!This ebook will be going to a lucky one!Good luck.

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Lilly's Wedding Quilt by Kelly Long

Lilly is an Amish teacher,who by acccident is stuck with Jacob,a man who is trying to forget fact that the woman who he loves,is marrying with another man.By accident,a situation both agree to marry,but how you can marry a woman with other in your heart?How can you try to make a man love you after so many deceptions?


In this journey,Lilly and Jacob learn how to get along with each other,how to forget the ones who hurt you and maybe..find real love.


I found myself surprised with this book,is a easy-reading,captivating book.The author knew how to make a plot without too many details,she was realistic about marriage,the story brings to reader a glimpse about Amish people and their ways,I really loved the fact the author shows us the reward of waitiing in the Lord and seing your dreams come true,how things are so right when you put all things at the feet of Jesus through prayer and faith,I recommend it to anyone!

Beyond this moment by Tamara Alexander

Dismissed from the university where she served as Professor of Romantic Languages, Dr. Molly Whitcomb travels west to start over in the secluded mountain town of Timber Ridge, Colorado, where she’ll be teaching children. Her train stops in Denver, and on a whim, Molly purchases a wedding band--an attempt to cover a mistake, but also a chance at a fresh start. Sheriff James McPherson was eager to hire a schoolteacher, but Dr. Molly Whitcomb isn’t what he expected. His instincts about people--which rarely miss the mark--tell him she’s hiding something. And when Molly’s secret is revealed, her reinvented life begins to unravel. What’s more, she risks losing her newfound relationship with the sheriff and her renewed faith in God.

A taste of an amazing chapter...
http://www.tameraalexander.com/cmsdocuments/BeyondThisMoment_Ch01_Website.pdf

Why do you like Jane Austen?

Well,lately I've heard a lot about |Jane Austen and her books,watched some movies made of them,but the questin is:why this woman knew so much about relationships and pain,frustration that they cause,if she had never been married?
Her books still famous after so many years,are the example for other books and authors!I'd love to know your favorite book and movie of her,tell me all about!

NIA.

Kaydie by Penny Zeller

To be really honest,a cover of a book tells a lot..
When I loooked the cover of this one I was like"I don't know..",I'm glad that I was wrong.this book is about Kaydie a woman who was married with abusive husband that died leaving her with a baby,she moves with her sister to Montana,but still wounded and having no desire of trust anyone besides her sister.Jonah has no intention of marry ever,but can't resist the sweet,wounded,brave Kaydie.
At the begining Kaydie doesn't trust Jonah thinking he's like any other man,but as the time goes by,she found herself drawn to his kindness and honesty,but when the moment arrives to make a decision,she not all that sure.
What I liked about this book,is the fact the author kept simple,the plot,the details,the characters.The end was very sweet and real,I'm looking forward to read more of this author.