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This book is F.A.B.lous. The pictures are gorgeous, and I learned things I never knew before. I had no idea Dr.a.g meant dressed as a girl and that it originated with Shakespear. It makes since. I will be purchasing this book for my library. This is one of the few books I have seen that is not making a joke, or criticizing the drag community, and I think my small town community needs some more exposure.

Cute book about a night time ritual. But the ritual becomes a bigger thing when you are sleeping all winter. I loved how each forest animal reassured Little Bear that they would look after him and keep him safe while he sleeps.

I needed this book. I have a few plants at home, I had no idea were "air" plants. This book has taught me how to properly care for these things, not to drown them, and now they are perky an happy. Plus there are so many varieties that I have never seen before.

Short, Sweet, and Hot. Just like all adult bedtime stories should be.

This was a great ending to this novel. It fit with the book without being completely outrageous, or to fairy tale.

Sandra Brown never disappoints. Her books are fast paced thrillers that are hard to put down. In this title, you are constantly asking who is the bad guy, who are the good guys, and why would you do something like running rough terrain by yourself in bad weather. The good Doctor Emeroy decides to train for a marathon by herself in the mountains to build her endurance. She never finish her run, and instead wakes up in the remote cabin of a man who refuses to tell her his name. She has a concussion, and head wound, and just wants to go to the nearest hospital, but Mr. Mountain Man will no let her go. There are multiple story lines in this book, but they all converge together for an entertaining, and exciting read.