Bones to ashes by Kathy Reichs

My first Kathy Reichs book. I love the Tv series bones so I was excited to read one of the books that the series is founded on. And I was not dissapointed. It was exciting and I will definetly read more of her books.

The bodies left behind by Jeffery Deaver

As usual a Jeffery Deaver book is filled with suspens and surprises. This book was no exception. It's also nice to read a Jeffery Deaver book that's not about Lincoln Rhyme. It's hereby recommended.

A place called here by Cecilia Ahern

A cute book about going a place where all the things we lose go... It's interesting with books that go outside the box :)

Øya av Victoria Hislop

En bra bok! En bok om en familie, både nåtid og fortid, en øy med en dyster historie, livsglede både på fastlandet og på øye, mot til å gå mot strømmen og tragiske sjebner.

En bok som jeg absolutt kan anbefale!

New Moon by Stephenie Meyer

And I was soon onto book no. 2... With this book a new element is introduced into Bellas life. Werewolves! The plot thickens as a new boy enters Bellas life as well :) A boy she turns to as Edward leaves her.

This book I didn't like as much as the first one. It has a boring middle section, but in the end it is very exciting! Edward of course returns, and they talk about marriage. (Hope I didn't tell you too much now.)

Twilight by Stepenie Meyer

Seriously!!! I so shouldn't have listened to the girls in my cellgroup who talked about this series some months ago... I just knew that I would be hooked if I started reading it. And I am.

This is the first book in the series. It's about Bella Swan. A teenage girl who's moving from her mother to her father. Not reluctantly, but not with joy either. She meets a boy, and falls in love - deeply. But there's something wrong about this boy... After some scheming and asking the answer is that this boy is a vampire. A "good" vampire who doesn't kill people, but still - a vampire. And he likes Bella.

A typical head over heels love story that sweeps you in - if you let it. If you want to you can find several reasons as to why not like this book, but I was captured. So if you're willing to accept some pretty strange stuff you're in for a treat with this series.

The secret life of bees by Sue Monk Kidd

I borrowed this book from my sister. She recommended it, and I've heard others like it too... But I wasn't as thrilled as I would like to be. It was ok, but not as good as I'd hoped.

The story is of Lily Owens, 14 years old, who is formed by the last memory of her mother. Which isn't pleasent... This drives her to do stupid things, and the rest of the book is about her trying to learn more about her mother. It's also about the white-black differences that still existed in South Carolina in the 60s.

So, an okay book, but not one of the best...