Rach's Reading Club

If you don't have trouble reading (like I do), then I definitely recommend some sort of print version so you can make notes in it. Maybe take some of the best questions and write them in places that will remind you to think first--fridge and cabinets if you are working on food. Credit card if you are working on spending. You get the idea. I'm glad you found this review helpful. I thought the book was definitely great!

I'm listening to my first horror in a long time. When I first came back from Iraq, nothing scared me. I craved horror movies, looking for a sense of fear. (Because of the TBI, reading is a lot harder for me, so I didn't read any horror. And before Iraq, I almost--or maybe even actually--never read horror, though I did read.) I watched a ton of horror movies, even late at night in the dark alone. But somewhere along the way, I became a chicken. So, I hope this isn't too scary. Yeah, I'm ridiculous. But I am curious to know where the switch happened from being super brave to being less brave than average.