A raw look at a life of drug abuse, and one man's amazing recovery. An intense read, but very educational about life in the entertainment industry and the vices that so many musicans fall prey to.

My favourite childhood story character. Eloise could be one of the reasons I'm such a traveller? Perhaps, but it's absolutely a story I'll share with my nieces/nephews!

This is my first chick lit novel. I was pleased with the format, and how the stories came together at the very end. Took longer than I would have liked, but at least I didn't want to put it down!

I was disappointed in the fact this novel was slightly predictable, however, the squirrel people was totally morbid and the huge black dude in the mint-green silk suit was a wicked side character. Looking forward to the newest piece by Mr. Moore.

I read this right before I decided to move to Australia for a year. I've always loved the ocean, but never considered living on a sail boat. Well, the irony was, while living in Australia, I worked on a dive boat, so I was out at sea for 7 days every 5 days! What a blast. I loved this book so much, I passed it on to an Aussie friend I made during my stay. Thought they'd get a kick out of the West Indian recipes!

I had heard so much about Bill Bryson, but I was not pleased with the book. I was so disappointed, I never bothered to finish the book, and passed it on to a friend rather than keeping to re-read it later.