My stack runeth over with books!

It seems I currently have about five books on the go right now. I suppose it’s a side-effect of the blogging world: We all have a bad case of ADD.

Three that stand out from the stack are How to Eat Like a Hot Chick, Seventh Psalm, and Clintonisms.

How to Eat Like a Hot Chick - Jodi Lipper & Cerina Vincent

Chocolate cake for breakfast and a pound of spinach for dinner.

It’s as simple as that! We all have an inner Hot Chick (some of us are lucky to have an outer one, too), but she tends to get confused with all the diet rhetoric out there. And so much of what we read is dull, depressing DON’T. No thanks. Life is too short for Lean Cuisine. How to Eat Like a Hot Chick is a simple, smartly written little book that helps you pick what to eat, and when. Dates, family dinners, nights out at the bar. I must confess, I’ve read this little bible about five times, just because it’s so uplifting. Basically, anything can be cured/overcome if you just eat a pound of spinach. If only all of life was so simple!

Don’t confuse this happy little book with “Skinny Bitch”, which I also bought for the sassy title. That one is a PETA-infested vegan rant-preach. No thanks. This hot chick eats steak!

Seventh Psalm - Jonathan Bruce

Jonathan Bruce is actually two retired Air Force judges: John H. Schumacher and Bruce T. Smith. Together they wrote this fast-paced, international, Clancy-esque novel of Islamic terror. I started reading it as my bedtime book, but soon had to switch it to being my subway commute book. That would have been right around the part where a bus full of school children is taken hostage by two German terrorists-for-hire in the name of global jihad. I must confess, I still haven’t finished this one. First Mr. Right swiped it from me after reading the back cover, and realizing it involved the British SAS, and then another friend wants it after that. I must say I’m looking forward to getting it back! I really want to see if the German bitch gets it in the end.

Clintonisms - Julia Gorin

The Amusing, Confusing, and Even Suspect Musing, of Billary

A timely little answer to Bushisms, this will amuse you in between rounds of the Obama/Hillary Death Match. Her numbers are up, her numbers are down, Bill’s feeling our pain and our bottoms… It may have been written as comedy, but it’s rather chilling when you think that America suffered through eight years of these people, and if we’re not careful, we may have to do it again.

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