This is, hands down, my favorite USA roadtrip book. It's organized by region and by state. It hasn't been updated for a while, so the prices listed aren't up to date, but it's still am awesome road trip reference.

A sweet romance between creative types in New York city. If you like romance, Broadway, classical guitar, and creative writing this is lovely little weekend read.

At the end of the day, I'm glad that I read this. Although I enjoyed the story, there were simply too many plot holes and poorly explained twists for me to wholeheartedly recommend this book to others. I'd call it entertaining, but not great.

A compelling argument that American health care suffers from the lack of integration between health care asks social services.

This is a sweet love story of two broken people reconnecting. Macy had suffered enormous loss and struggles to connect in any meaningful way with those around her. Elliott hasn't been able to truly fall in love since he lost Macy. Happy endings for all.

I found this book thought provoking and savage. But in the end, the unflinching view into the souls of the protagonists contained just enough kindness to mitigate the pain. I very much enjoyed the ending.

Holy hell! That was not at all what I expected. Sorrow becomes fury becomes freedom.

This is not your mama's romance novel. First of all,it Doesn't end when the characters get married. I'd call that the 2/3rds point. Also, the female character is super assertive business owner. Both characters are well developed and their sex life is fun.

I really enjoyed this multi generational story of mothers and daughters. Some of the relationships were damaged and broken, and others were lovely. this book ended before I was ready to let the story go. I do feel as though it needed one more chapter to really feel complete, but that being said, I'd read it again.

My friend died today and sleep feels endlessly far away. I need something beautiful to read. Something like this. I'd love some suggestions.

I enjoyed this book so much. The author understands sadness. She writes beautifully. The characters are well realized and complex. The story is toldfirst from the perspective of the younger sister and then from the perspective of the older sister. I was sad when it ended.

Overall, I enjoyed this book. I rate it 4 out of 5 stars. The story was entertaining but certainly not original. It's In the vein of "One Day" by David Nicholls but lighter and without the sad ending. This is certainly a lovely little romp for a lazy weekend.

This might be my favorite book.