Home Improvement
The Parenting Book You Can Read to Your Kids

Since this is an anthology I figure I would give a quick review of each story. If I had a Hammer by Charlaine Harris: Of course I loved reading this story because I love everything about Sookie Stackhouse and since I have just finished reading book 11 everything was like a continuation of that for me......more

This is a mostly light-hearted anthology of stories dealing with various pitfalls of home improvement projects and do-it-yourself jobs and such repairs in general. I suspect people who have been involved in such horrors would appreciate the book much more than those who are blissfully ignorant. (Yes......more

Premise: Short stories about home improvements and the supernatural. I am honestly very nearly speechless after finishing this book. I've read a lot of these UF story anthologies at this point. I know the authors that tend to pop up often, and generally I have my opinions on which ones I'm most likel......more

First off I want to confess that I only read four stories in this. The four stories were very good. If I Had a Hammer was a very good story. Nice to meet the psychic babysitter, Quiana. I would think it would be creepy though to find a hammer behind a wall in your house. Also interesting to learn abo......more

One of the joys of reading a book of short stories is reading new authors. Or, rather authors I haven’t read yet. For instance “Squatter’s Rights” by Rochelle Krich was good, but what I really love are the stories that introduce me to a cool series. “Full-Scale Demolition” by Suzanne McLeod was part......more