. . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I’ll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne
. . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
The Life and Loves of a He Devil by Graham Norton
Flash Count Diary by Darcey Steinke
The Same Sky by Amanda Eyre Ward
Me For You by Lolly Winston
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty
Roseanne's Top 10 Favorite Books
A richly detailed story of young wife and mother, Dellarobia Turnbow, living on a failing farm in Tennessee. She experiences something she cannot explain, an unusual fire, which throws her into the world where she must fight for the truth. After meeting his soul mate, Meredith, Sam Elling creates a computer program so that she can have one last virtual conversation with her grandmother. A thoughtful, witty and off beat story about love, loss, and being able to say goodbye. A bittersweet and moving tale of Sophie Stanton who finds her personal and professional world in shambles after the death of her husband. In order to reinvent herself she moves to Oregon. A moving story about a woman who leaves her husband and newborn son to search for the mother who abandoned her as a child. Her bittersweet journey examines the human heart and the bond that exists between mother and child. After falling down and banging her head at the gym, Alice comes to and her life is completely different from before she fell. A sweet and funny story about memory loss and getting a second chance. A heartwarming story that chronicles the romantic relationship between Rosie and Alex, best friends since childhood whose feelings gradually evolve into something more. Separation and an unexpected pregnancy turn their lives upside down. In this descriptive historical fiction novel Agnes Shanklin, a spinster schoolteacher, travels to Egypt with her newly adopted dog Rosie. She finds herself in the middle of the Cairo Peace Conference where she meets T.E. Lawrence and Winston Churchill. In this atmospheric and suspenseful novel the second Mrs. De Winter must face the shadow of her husband's late first wife. At his country estate a sinister house housekeeper and evil secrets threaten to destroy their marriage. The first person narrative of Mary Beth Latham, mother of three and a landscape gardener. A heart wrenching, thought provoking and compelling story of what happens when she is faced with a shocking act of violence. An amusing story of two flawed but likeable families awaiting the arrival of their adopted infant daughters from Korea. Meeting at the airport the families develop a connection that begins at an arrival party and occurs every year.Roseanne's Best Nonfiction Books
A fast-paced story of a transport plane that crashed in the South Pacific during World War II. Three survived, only to face a harrowing journey of survival in the jungle until they could be rescued. An amusing second book by Rob Lowe about his life in acting and the variety of roles he has taken on over the years, the love for his wife of over 20 years and the family he created with her. A funny book about the stand-up comedian's life growing up in a large Irish-Catholic family to raising his own five children. The stories of diaper changing, eating and sleeping will have you laughing out loud. The true story of Theodore Roosevelt's incredible journey down one of most dangerous rivers on earth. It is an unbelievable tale of exploration and incredible hardship as he and his men discover an unmapped tributary of the Amazon River. The author reflects on the life of her black Labrador retriever Beau and how the life of a dog taught her valuable lessons. It's a bittersweet and heartwarming story of a loyal and cherished friend. A candid memoir and collection of very personal writings that will resonate with every reader. Essays on love, writing a novel, an old dog, friendship, and art. A very funny book about the life of an exuberant Labrador retriever named Marley who gets into a wide range of trouble. His misadventures and boundless energy could not be quelled by obedience school or tranquilizers prescribed by the vet. A reflection on how cats have evolved from predator into human companion and how they reveal their emotions. In a conversational and accessible tone the author draws on observations of his own five cats. A moving memoir by Alan Cumming, stage and screen actor, who grew up in Scotland. He tells the story of the troubled relationship with his father and how his father's mistreatment started in his childhood and lasted into his teens. Rob Lowe's interesting life includes stories of his passion for acting, his parent's divorce when he was young and his own substance abuse and treatment. Lowe narrates in a conversational tone, which makes his story a pleasure to read. Andrew McCarthy, actor and editor at large for National Geographic, journeys up the Amazon River, through the rain forest and up Mt. Kilimanjaro. It's a candid quest to discover why he is unable to commit to his future wife. A very funny memoir by the comedian about her life in and out of show business. She talks about growing up, being raised by her grandmother, famous friendships and anecdotes about her show including one about her infamous Tarzan yell. A moving memoir about the author's twenty-three year friendship with poet Lucy Grealy. Lucy's childhood cancer and subsequent surgeries shaped her life, her work their friendship until Lucy's tragic death in New York City in 2002. An engaging memoir about Amy's life and her take on it. She will make you laugh and ponder the witty advice she gives such as when to be funny, when to be serious and of course, always say yes, please.My Librarian Roseanne
My Librarian Email Roseanne . . . but for my own part, if a book is well written, I always find it too short.
—Jane Austen
I grew up loving to read and can remember many trips to the library. Working in a library was definitely an easy career choice for me to make. I now read chick lit, contemporary fiction, and books about women’s lives. I enjoy books with a bittersweet tone and if the story can make me laugh or cry I’m hooked. A new favorite of mine is historical fiction and one example is Dreamers of the Day by Mary Doria Russell. A good gentle read will lighten my mood. Also on my list is Christian fiction, psychological fiction, a good series, and mysteries. The Stephanie Plum series written by Janet Evanovich is my favorite. I prefer my mysteries on the lighter side, but will also read a thriller or a suspenseful story. I love listening to audiobooks and will often choose a book based on the narrator. Authors Barbara Kingsolver and Ann Patchett do a wonderful job narrating their books. Occasionally I'll read some nonfiction, autobiographies, memoirs, travel writing, though I prefer nonfiction that reads like fiction.
On Roseanne's Bookshelf
I Let You Go by Clare Mackintosh
I See You by Clare Mackintosh
Winter in Paradise by Elin Hilderbrand
E.B. White on Dogs by E. B. White
Nine Perfect Strangers by Liane Moriarty