Boneyard #2 by Richard Moore, 92 pages

I'm a big fan of this comic book series now. I may end up suggesting that we get more of them here at the library.

Why Does Batman Carry Shark Repellent by Brian Cronin, 262 pages

This is a fun look at comics and their history broke up into little segments. What is funny is that Batman actually used shark repellent twice between the comics and the television show. The drawback to this book is that it consists of way too many top 10 lists.

Hide & Snoop by Sue Ann Jaffarian, 273 pages

I really like the Odelia Grey books, and this one was sweet and sad, funny and full of intrigue. If you like mysteries with humor and not a lot of gore, these are a must read.

How to Tame a Willful Wife by Christy English, 320 pages

I've reviewed another book of Christy English and really enjoyed it, and became Facebook friends with the author. I jumped at the chance to review an ARC of her new historical romance. It was funny and sexy, and a great read.

The Casual Vacancy by J. K. Rowling, 503 pages

J.K. Rowling's new book is a far departure from her normal Harry Potter books but was very well-done. I totally enjoyed it, especially the English slang. This book was very dark at times, and not what you would call a happy ending, but the ending felt right and not contrived.

Say It To My Face by Francine Pascal, 180 pages

Sweet Valley High, senior year.

Can't Stay Away by Francine Pascal, 169 pages

These are Sweet Valley High books starting with the senior year. The layout is a little different and there's a lot more drama it seems like. I enjoy these as mind candy.