http://blog.mawbooks.com/2008/01/03/christmas-books-by-richard-paul-evans/ Maw Books - book reviews, book recommendations, book lists, author interviews and more! Sat, 21 Nov 2009 04:54:26 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 http://blog.mawbooks.com/2008/01/03/christmas-books-by-richard-paul-evans/#comment-1426 Kim Wed, 23 Apr 2008 14:17:12 +0000 http://blog.mawbooks.com/?p=60#comment-1426 My mother-in-law reads books like this, LDS fiction, Christian fiction and such one after another and never seems to get bored. She passes them along to me and I pick out the ones I want to read. I used to read a lot of them but I've found that since I've been a part of a book club and we've read so many more diverse books, these kind of books seem so unsatisfying. They're still nice for an easy, light, fun read once in a while but not very often. I've read "The Gift" and "The Christmas Box" and enjoyed them. One of Evans's books that I found a bit more interesting was the one a few years ago that was pretty controversial. I can't remember the name but Deseret Book wouldn't carry it because of some content. I didn't quite understand the whole mess because I didn't see the problem. Anyway, hopefully this made sense. I kind of rambled a bit. :) My mother-in-law reads books like this, LDS fiction, Christian fiction and such one after another and never seems to get bored. She passes them along to me and I pick out the ones I want to read. I used to read a lot of them but I’ve found that since I’ve been a part of a book club and we’ve read so many more diverse books, these kind of books seem so unsatisfying. They’re still nice for an easy, light, fun read once in a while but not very often. I’ve read “The Gift” and “The Christmas Box” and enjoyed them. One of Evans’s books that I found a bit more interesting was the one a few years ago that was pretty controversial. I can’t remember the name but Deseret Book wouldn’t carry it because of some content. I didn’t quite understand the whole mess because I didn’t see the problem. Anyway, hopefully this made sense. I kind of rambled a bit.

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