I try to review most of my books. I have some sent to me for review, which is great.

it all depends on whether the book had a profound affect on me; if i found the book appalling the awful - then i would write a review, likewise if the book was immensely good i'd do the same. if i was indifferent to it, chances are i wouldn't bother - as those kinds of books tend not to stick in your mind. I do worry though sometimes if a book was really good whether I could do it justice in a review. I think sometimes it's difficult to convey every emotion and feeling you get from reading a really good book!

Very hard to decide, but I think I'll go with Notes From An Exhibition by Patrick Gale

I too cara have read plain truth and most of jodi picoults fiction. ... i really like her and Anne Tyler and Margaret Atwood and Carole Shields. This year I have mostly read non fiction by Deepak Chopra and Eckhart Tolle on spiritual themes and also have reread my angel books, but I have been 'off' reading for a while - i hate it when this happens but it always returns - think that is why i have been on Toluna a lot, have replaced book reading with opinion reading!