Book Review: A Cousin’s Prayer
A Cousin’s Prayer by Wanda Brunstetter Barbour Publishing, 2009 My Rating: C+ Within the last few weeks I’ve received two books in the Amish romance genre. This genre has become very popular in the...
View ArticleBook Review: The Seven Dials Mystery
I just finished reading this tenth published novel of Agatha Christie. In it she brought back a familiar place and some familiar characters. The setting is the country estate, Chimneys, which was the...
View ArticleMuffins For Christmas Morning
One of our family traditions has to do with Christmas morning. It started when our children were quite small. They would wake up, super excited to open all the gifts, especially to see what Santa...
View ArticleBook Review: Leah’s Choice
I confess to being curious about the lives of people who live in secluded religious communities. The Amish are of special interest because they are not separated behind compound-gates. They live on...
View ArticleBook Review: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
by Barbara Robinson HarperCollins, 1972 My Rating: A I’m a huge fan of reading Dicken’s Christmas Carol at this time of the year but – there is also a great American Christmas classic that’s fun to...
View ArticleA Couple of Books
I have two small books to tell you about before we end this year. The 7 Great Prayers by Paul and Tracey McManus The McManus’ created the prayers during an extremely low period in their lives. They had...
View ArticleBook Review: French Milk
by Lucy Knisley Simon & Schuster, 2007 My Rating: C+ Lucy is approaching her twenty-second birthday, approaching adulthood. As a gift, as a rite-of-passage, Lucy is given a five-week trip to Paris...
View ArticleBook Review: Prime Time
By Hank Phillippi Ryan MIRA, 2009 My Rating: A I’m feeling pretty smug right now but I’ll try not to strut in an obnoxious way. Why am I smug? Because, for once, I have a great book that is number one...
View ArticleClassics Circuit: Edith Wharton
It is my pleasure to welcom Edith Wharton to my blog by way of the Classics Circuit. January has been designated as the month to read Ms.Wharton’s works and tell others about them. I chose to read one...
View ArticleBook Review: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight
by Alexandra Fuller Random House, 2001 Rating: A It’s the 1970′s and Bobo (Alexandra) has been living in Rhodesia since she was two. She’s a young white girl, born to English parents. That’s her on the...
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