The Girl in the Glass, (Paperback)

from mwortinger

Meg works for a publishing house in San Diego as an editor. Ever since she was a young child she longed to go to Florence, Italy. Her grandmother was planning to take her but she passed away before they could go. Her father then promised to take her but years later sent her a ticket. Thinking he ...

from RushingforBagels

It's the first time I was given a chance to choose among an array of books to review. I usually read books that I really thought of reading.. Something I'm going to like, something that won't keep me awake at night (I have a dislike for horror). I want to make sure that my time won't be wasted wh...

from Kegsoccer

As an English major, I've always enjoyed reading and writing. And oddly enough (or maybe not so oddly!), my fiction tastes mirror this. I like reading about characters who are authors, librarians, editors, or publishers. If you feel the same way, Susan Meissner's "The Girl in the Glass" fits this...

from bell7

Margaret has always dreamed of going to Florence, and her dad promised her nonna that he would bring her there someday. At the age of thirty, Meg is still waiting for her father to take that trip, though her parents are long divorced and he isn't known for following through on her promises. While...

from Godsgirl

This was a wonderful book about a girl who had been promised by her Dad her whole life to take her to Florence, Italy. When she finally got to go she met many interesting people and went to many amazing sights there. Now I really want to visit Florence too. Was truly a book to get lost in.