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http://www.truebookaddict.com  I don't know whether he looks angry, sad or funny. I'll go with funny.

This is an inspiring true story about a family. Because of a devastating illness Jessica becomes the focus of the family. Jessica is hit with a very rare cancer. A tumor settles in her brain stem where there are million of nerves. Therefore, the tumor can not be cut out. It is inoperable. Erik Rees , Jessica's father, writes this story and allows us to follow a strong little girl as the diseases progresses. Jessica is eleven years old. She always thinks of others and not herself even during her illness. This is the message of the book, Jessica's message is to "Never Ever Give Up" no matter what battle you face here on earth. Keep hope before you. http://negu.org/

I enjoyed every page of Adultery by Paulo Coelho. I especially liked reading the novel from Linda's point of view. I also loved the setting, Geneva, Switzerland. I think the writing in the novel is exquisite. knopfdoubleday.com/book/243406/adulterio

"I think back to when we were at Interlaken the first time. Back then we stayed at a cheap hotel and hiked from one Lake to another, each time like we were discovering a new path. My husband was going to run that crazy marathon that has most of its route in the montains." myswitzerland.com/en-us/interlaken

"Love also wants results, although everyone insists, no, that the act of living justifies itself. Is that how it is? I should be walking through the Jardin Anglais , in my fur coat my husband bought when he went to Russia, looking around at the autumn, smiling up at the sky and saying; "I love you, and that's enough." Could that be true?" http://switzerland-geneva.com/attractions/jardinanglais.html

"We order the usual: fondue and raclette. My husband says he's tired of eating cheese and picks something different: a sausage that is on the visitor menu. "

"EVERY morning, when I open my eyes to the so-called "new day," I feel like closing them again, staying in bed, and not getting up. But I can't do that." http://bibliophilebythesea.blogspot.com