Saturday, July 2, 2011

BOOK REVIEW: Don't Tell the Girls: A Family Memoir


Don't Tell the Girls: A Family Memoir
By: Patricia Reilly Giff

This memoir is written for grades six and up, and is an excellent instructional tool for researching your own family roots.  The author spends the length of this short book reminiscing about her childhood and blending the stories, memories, and facts together to help decipher the unknown details of some of her ancestors, going back many generations.  While it is a very insightful approach, the uneasy juxtapositions between the past and present can throw the reader off track.



TLB

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PRODUCT REVIEW: SO Silver-Tone Butterfly Rainbow Mood Watch


Beautiful like a Butterfly!




I was so excited to find such a beautiful butterfly watch.  The colors all blend well together.  The band is a rubbery gummy material, which does make it hotter and easier for your wrist to sweat.

Unfortunately, the "mood" changing does not work on mine and it was not worth the trouble to return it.  Overall, I am enjoying it.

TLB