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I read David Cristofano's first book, The Girl She Used to Be , in 2009 and loved it so much I still have my copy (till we moved, I c...

Binge reading.    You all know what I'm referring to, right?  Not just reading any pile of books but getting so caught up in a subject...

An up-front warning:  Blogger has just forced their new "streamlined" settings on me.  I didn't like them when I tried them...

I love trying out new Bibles so I jumped at the opportunity to review the NIV Rock Solid Faith Study Bible for Teens . And, it just happens...

Book Description: When young screenwriter Denys has a chance encounter with the gorgeous but older Liza at a vacation resort in the Carpathi...

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Miss Buncle's Book by D. E. Stevenson is one of those lovely older titles -- first published in 1936 -- that are being given a second l...

The Stars Shine Bright by Sibella Giorello is a book I was supposed to review for a blog tour roughly two weeks ago. Boy, did I drop the ...

So, I saw a tweet about Book Blogger Appreciation Week and went dashing out to see if I could find some info . . . and absolutely none of t...

This is my way of starting out slowly. I had no idea how completely exhausted I'd be when I finished moving house. And there is still,...

Surprise! A post!!! I've been waking up at 3:30 to 4:30, every morning. Usually, I read until I fall back asleep but today I wasn'...

are required. I need the calm. I hope you'll bring patience. Here's Fiona in her favorite spot in the new house: She's as cal...

Isabel very politely posed in front of the mirror, for me. I love "twin" kitty photos! Update(s): We have finally started spendin...

I hope you can enlarge this photo to see how the cats have been into everything during our move: I haven't updated our progress on the h...

The Sandcastle Girls is a dual tale of romance, betrayal and genocide in 1915, paired with the story of a modern woman uncovering her grand...

I'm probably very unusual as readers of The Prisoner of Heaven go, since I've yet to read the first two novels in the series, The A...