Snowbound secrets, shifter wars, family lies, and epic battles — September delivers it all.

Suzan Forster

4 comments posted.

Re: The Warrior (1:26pm May 26, 2009):

I'm both too! I decide what I want to buy, do the homework, especially if it's a higher ticket item, but I get impulsive after I've done the pre-planning because once I spend all that time thinking about what I want, I usually buy it whether or not I should, lol.

Suzanne

Re: Comfort Food (12:25pm May 4, 2009):

Great blog, Sandi! Too many choices is both a blessing and a curse, isn't it. I wish I had the answer. Possibly you could schedule in more reading time???

Suzanne

Re: The Accidental Human (12:21pm April 12, 2009):

I'm very aware of covers and often look at them as I read to see if the descriptions match. If they don't, it can actually slow me down as I try to get the images in my head realigned, lol.

This happens a lot, btw.

Suzanne

Re: The Secret Life of Bees (3:01pm February 9, 2009):

Like others here, I'm often disappointed with the movie if I've read the book first. As much as I love movies, they rarely explore and reveal character the way the books does, so it often feels as if something is missing.

what's fun is seeing a movie you love so much that you run out and get the book. I did that with The English Patient and several other movies.