Jencey's Corner

I recently found a copy of Sheryl Sandberg’s book Lean In in the donations for the Friends of the Library Book Sale.   It intrigued me and I thought that I might check it out.   So come take a seat at the table and lean into my thoughts on Lean In. In this book Sheryl shares with us about modern feminism.   She begins by discussing the history of the Womens’ movement.   It is important to see how important the work of this movement influences the current generation. She takes us through the past and uses several sociological studies to support her conclusions.    The topics mostly focus on the struggle for women to grow and maintain leadership in the job force.   Do women really need to have permission to join the good old boys network?    Can we expect true partnership with a future mate or our current mate in marriage?   Are men open to the possibilities of including women?   In the work place what is defined as true mentorship of a colleague?   How can women gain t

Thank you to Library Journal for the fabulous recommendation of Gina Holmes.   I recently had a chance to read her novel Driftwood Tides .   I could not wait for an opportunity to share her work with you.   I can tell you that you won’t be disappointed! Synopsis: Libby Slater just picked up the lab results of genetic compatibility test with some interesting results.   This test should show the type of family she and Rob her fiancé should have.   The major difference is the blood work which Libby confronts her mother Caroline.   Caroline reveals that Libby is adopted.   Who are her real parents?   Her mother Adele was killed in a car accident long ago, but her father is still alive.    Holton is an artist that creates fabulous pieces of art out of driftwood.   There are some complications such as Holton has been unable to get over the death of his wife.   The second is how he chose to deal with the problem.   Will Libby be able to get through and reveal herself or will it b