"How to Behave So Your Children Will Too!" recommended to: Parents who are at their wits end and can't figure out what they are doing wrong, parents who want a refresher of methods they
mostly already know.
"Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust" recommended to: Anyone who believes in God and anyone who is not offended by people who do, those who need or want to be reminded of what a marvelous thing forgiveness can be.
"A Girl Named Zippy" recommended to: Anyone who had a childhood prior to cell phones and the internet (or who had parents intelligent enough to let their kids have a childhood, see "Bringing Up Geeks" by Marybeth Hicks), people who enjoy a memoir and/or laughing out loud while reading, people looking for a fast, easy read.
"The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate" recommended to: Young Adults, Adults who are young at heart, anyone who has ever felt misunderstood by adults and found the one adult who "got" them which made everything okay (or wish they had).
"Cutting for Stone" recommended to: persons interested in the twin relationship, those who like an ending that ties everything up nicely, those who don't mind a smattering of language and a few awkward sexualish moments.
"How to Behave So Your Children Will Too!" recommended to: Parents who are at their wits end and can't figure out what they are doing wrong, parents who want a refresher of methods they mostly already know.
"Left to Tell: Discovering God Amidst the Rwandan Holocaust" recommended to: Anyone who believes in God and anyone who is not offended by people who do, those who need or want to be reminded of what a marvelous thing forgiveness can be.
"A Girl Named Zippy" recommended to: Anyone who had a childhood prior to cell phones and the internet (or who had parents intelligent enough to let their kids have a childhood, see "Bringing Up Geeks" by Marybeth Hicks), people who enjoy a memoir and/or laughing out loud while reading, people looking for a fast, easy read.
"The Evolution of Calpurnia Tate" recommended to: Young Adults, Adults who are young at heart, anyone who has ever felt misunderstood by adults and found the one adult who "got" them which made everything okay (or wish they had).
"Cutting for Stone" recommended to: persons interested in the twin relationship, those who like an ending that ties everything up nicely, those who don't mind a smattering of language and a few awkward sexualish moments.
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