Showing posts with label book club. Show all posts
Showing posts with label book club. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 4, 2018

The Dead Are Watching

The Dead are Watching.
Author - Debra Robinson

This is the second book I've read by Debra Robinson (a reluctant psychic). Unlike Deborah's first book, this book focuses more on others ghost stories rather than her own personal experiences. I would recommend reading the first book before this one so that you're not confused when she mentions her son. I personally would rather hear more about her experiences with her deceased son. It's a very touching an interesting story. All in all this is a good book.
3 out of 5 stars.

Saturday, June 16, 2018

The Walking Dead - The Fall of The Governor (Part Two)

The Walking Dead - The fall of The Governor (Part Two)
Authors - Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga
" Not for the faint of heart, this book runs on pressure cooker suspense, graphically described Bloodshed, and dark acts of brutality... This riveting character study adds a new dimension to the oeuvre by flushing out establish characters and plot lines." - school library journal

A continuation from The Walking Dead The Fall of the governor part 1, this book picks up right where part 1 left off. I thoroughly enjoyed all The Walking Dead books featuring the governor. To me, the governor was one of the best characters. Very Charming and Southern gentleman like. If you're a fan of zombies, or apocalyptic books, the series of The Walking Dead books are for you!
Easy read!
5 out of 5 stars!

Tuesday, June 12, 2018

The Walking Dead (The fall of The Governor - Part 1)

The Walking Dead (Fall of The Governor - Part 1)
Author - Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga

The second book in the series of The Walking Dead books. To me, this book was just as good as the first one. Getting into more detail about the character, the governor. Connecting back stories, and filling in gaps. I enjoyed every minute of this one!  A must read!

5 out of 5 stars!

The Walking Dead (Rise of The Governor)

The Walking Dead
Rise of The Governor
Author - Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga
" In The Walking Dead: Rise of The Governor, the world will finally understand what drove Philip Blake to become... The governor."

Ah, The Walking Dead. How I love thee! This is book one of The Walking Dead Book Series. Ive read 8 of these books, and this one, by far, is the best. Everything about this book is great! If you're a fan of the show, you'll defiantly enjoy this book! You finally understand where The Governor character comes from. You learn his back story, and you learn to love him. Easy read and really enjoyable. If you're a fan of the show, I would also recommended reading the comic books. I have also read those, but I won't be posting about them. Unless you want me to.

5 out of 5 stars!!

A Haunted Life

A Haunted Life
The true ghost story of a reluctant psychic.
Author - Debra Robinson

When I started this book, it took me a minute to get into it. I think I was expecting something different. But once I actually did get into it, I really got into it. It took me no time to finish this book. Hearing Deborah's story, made me reflect on my own personal experiences and what I have dealt with since ive been small. In 3rd grade I heard, ever night, what seemed to be talking. Mumbling in my room. Lots of voices, all too low and too many to understand. I thought I would spend the rest of my life in a mental institution. I prayed for it to go away so I could rest, and after a few weeks, it did. After research and age, ive realized this may have been spirits trying to reach out to me. I have always been touch and go in psychic abilities and refuse to really get into with people. I don't want to be judged. I agree on a lot of aspects that Deborah Robinson mentioned in this book. If you yourself may be a reluctant psychic, I recommend reading this book. I cried at times when hearing her stories. I felt for her. I still do. I hope she reaches what shes looking for and contiues to work for the good.

4 out of 5 stars.

Saturday, June 9, 2018

The Myrtles Plantation (The true story of America's most haunted house)

The Myrtles Plantation
The true story of America's most haunted house
Author - Frances Kermeen

First of all, let me apologize (and explain) for the condition of this book. I had a rabbit that ran loose in the house like a cat. I left my book out where he could reach it. End result? Chewed cover. I'm ok with it. It gives the book character and reminds me of my sweet bunny boy (R.I.P. Icky).
Now onto the contents of the book...
I've always had a interest in The Myrtles Plantation. If you havent heard of this beautiful plantation, you should look it up. In real life, its beautiful and very eerie. Having my own expierences there, I had a mighty need to learn more!
All about the ghost of the Myrtles Plantation and its haunting history, it kept my attention the entire time. This book did a great job capturing the true image of The Myrtles Plantation. It brings you straight into the south and you loose yourself. Very spooky and entertaining!

5 out of 5 stars!

Friday, June 8, 2018

Simon Pegg - Nerd Do Well

Nerd Do Well - Simon Pegg
A small boy's journey to becoming a big kid.
"How did a geeky kid with a love of Star Wars end up a cult film hero working with Steven Spielberg? Simon Pegg reveals much more." - The Observer

Where do I begin? Simon Pegg. My all time favorite actor. I still dont know why it took me so long to get my hands on this book and read it. I got lost in Simon Pegg's world. And what can I say? It was a great escape! Well written and light hearted, this book is just what you think it would be. Its full of interesting facts, fun little "easter eggs", and artwork. It has it all! Its almost like reading what would be his year book! There are pictures and even a book within this book. Its put together well and made me love Simon a little more.

5 out 5 stars!

Mortuary Confidential

Mortuary Confidential
Undertaker's Spill the Dirt
Authors: Kenneth McKenzie and Todd Harra
"As unpredictable and Lively as a bunch of drunks at a New Orleans funeral." - Joe R. Lansdale

I found this book as I do many. I browse paranormal books on Amazon. When I read what this book was about, there was no way I could pass up reading this one! I ordered it right away! 

This book contains a bunch of short stories written by different funeral directors and explains the everyday struggle, and sometimes even funny, situations they get into. As strange as this may sound, to me, this is a super comforting book. It explains things that many of us are curious about regarding death and what it takes to make the dead look presentable during the wake / funeral. It comforts me to know that when that time does eventually come for me or a loved one, I know whoever is taking care of the death, will be knowledgeable and someone just like me or you. I think that funeral directors, or anyone in this line of work, get a bad rap. They are people and they make mistakes. This book really does "put the fun back in funeral". 

5 out of 5 stars! 

Great read!

Welcome!

A introductory post to A Introvert's Book Club.

Hello, And welcome to a introvert's book club! Just wanted to start this off introducing myself.
I'm nina.
I'm a wife and mother to an amazing 3 year old little boy.
I'm a candle maker. See them here.

The purpose of this blog will be to provide a cyber book club catering to the people that are into not so "normal" books.
So welcome to socializing for the anti-social! I hope you enjoy, and I look forward to discussing books with you!