Hi everyone! We are joining Comedy Plus’ Awww….Mondays and Book Date’s It’s Monday What are YOU Reading?
Trouble is watching over some of my recent reads.
Matt Fraser’s When Heaven Calls was an excellent book. I have a strong faith in God, but I still enjoy reading about people getting messages from loved ones. I do believe some have this gift to connect with spirit and help others deal with grief. I am a fan of the Long Island Medium, but I had not heard of Matt Fraser even though he is from Rhode Island, only one state away from me. His book is an interesting mix of his childhood and messages he has shared with clients.
I thought I wanted to write about Christie Tate’s book titled Group: How One Therapist and a Circle of Strangers Saved My Life. It actually wasn’t that good. I believe in going to a therapist, but not this unconventional way or bearing your soul to 4 other strangers. This woman was top in her law school class, but dumb enough to fork over $800 a week for group therapy.
I am also just starting Jerry Seinfeld’s Is This Anything? If you are a fan of his show, you will love this.
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Hmmm, those books sound interesting, though not likely ‘my’ kind of read, LOL!
MOL! 🙂
Oh I bet the Seinfeld book is good – have always liked him as a comedian AND as a very smart and well-spoken person. I too believe some people are able to tap into the wavelength of those who are gone – I bet that’s a good book too!
Hugs, Pam
Yes, they are both great books. XO
I agree, there is no way I could bare my soul to strangers.
Me either. 🙂 XO
I like that you tell it straight like it is on how you feel about a book!
XO Katie
Thank you. XO
I am reading you! You and my other favorite bloggers. You and the others make me happy and keep me calm. Yeah, no group therapy. But one on one therapy talk sessions with a psychologist you trust is a gift.
I am glad you choose to read my silly little blog and that is makes you happy, XO
Happy Monday all
I’m reading Blue Moon by Lee Child
Hugs Cecilia
Happy Monday! XO
Interesting books. Mom might try that first one.
The Florida Furkids
P.S. Mom wanted to let you know that she did add fresh catnip to our Thanksgiving mat!
Good. 🙂
She would love it. 🙂 XO
Love you Trouble! 🙂 <3
She sends her love. xO
Awww, Trouble is so cute. My favorite of all your kitties.
I’m reading You Betrayed Me by Lisa Jackson. I’m halfway trough the book and I have no idea who the bad guy/gal is.
Thank you for joining the Awww Mondays Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Awww Monday and week. Big hug to the mom and scritches to all the kitties. ♥
Trouble thanks you. Must be a good book to keep you guessing. XO
That first one does sound good, the others not so much!
It is good. 🙂
Interesting selection this week, I’ve always wondered about group therapy and how it works, or if it works – sounds like this one was a fail.
Nothing I would want to participate in. 🙂
The books sound really interesting. I’m just finishing up a John Grisham book. Sadly, not one of my favourites of his.
Sorry you are not enjoying it. 🙁
Those sound like interesting books, Ellen! I really loved Seinfield’s show. Trouble’s gold eyes against dark fur – beautiful! XO
Trouble thanks you. She is a beautiful girl. XO
Sounds like good books. Seinfeld was one of my favorites to watch each week.
Mine too. 🙂
I am reading Matchup a compilation of short stories edited by Lee Child…..a really great read! Cheers!
That sounds good.
Trouble seems to be doing a good job watching over those books. I haven’t read much lately. To many other things to do plus I have to wait to get reading glasses before I can actually read a book again. – I use to have a cat named, Trouble. He was a super cool kitty. Have a great week & Happy Thanksgiving.
Thank you. Happy Thanksgiving!
I adore the fact your kitties always pose so nicely for all your book reviews. 🙂 Be well, my dear.
Thank you. 🙂
I’m reading This Redeemer. Your books sound good too. Keep guarding those books Trouble.
Trouble is a good guard. 🙂
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a Jerry Seinfeld show. I don’t watch much television. I’m glad you are enjoying his book. Come see my week here. Happy reading!
I am surprised , I thought everyone had seen Seinfeld. 🙂
Reading the Brass Verdict by Mike Connolly for a Mystery Book Club I belong to ~ ^_^
Live each moment with love,
A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
That sounds good.
Those sound like very interesting reads, especially the one When Heaven Calls. Thanks for telling us about them. Mom is busy thinking about how much or how little to do for Christmas decorating:)
Woos – Lightning, Misty, and Timber
I am deciding about decorating too. So much work if we aren’t having company.
Trouble looks like a very studious kitty there!
She is. 🙂
Thank you for being so honest in your reviews! Too many people just rubber stamp books now, and then i get disappointed when i do read it.
You’re welcome. 🙂
I love Jerry Seinfeld as a stand-up comedian, but I never got into the TV show…although I do know “No soup for you!”
That was a classic. 🙂
Those books both sound good.
They are. 🙂
“When Heaven Calls” is a FAB book!! I am one of ‘those’ people who can channel Spirits to speak…in my Ojibway culture I am called a “Spirit Walker”.
I do not practice this Art as much as I used to due to health issues; however I do make contact with many departed family members & friends & my 4 leggeds…
As for what I’m reading….ell, you know me & my thing about British crime writers!
Well I just finished Mandasue Heller’s gritty & raw crime drama titled “The Front”/ It is a sharp look in the underbelly of Manchester…I just started her book “Snatched” again set in Manchester…it is going to be a VERY deep mystery with a kidnapping & an arson fire & who-knows-what….
I seriously have an addiction to British crime novels!!!
((hugs)) Sherri-Ellen
P.S.: Her books are liberally laced with swearing so NOT for the faint of heart 😉
You are so lucky to be able to contact spirit. I wish I could, but I am so easily distracted that I don’t know how I would even notice someone trying to come through.
I am glad you have your books to help you escape your aches and paisn for a while at least. XO
Charlee: “I think Dada is still reading that ‘Infinite Jest’ book.”
Chaplin: “Still?! Didn’t he start that in like October?”
Charlee: “Yep.”
Chaplin: “He’s got more patience than I do.”
Charlee: “EVERYONE has more patience than you do.”
MOL! 🙂