Bookfoolery

If you follow my blog regularly, you may remember I mentioned having to drag myself through Dragon Springs Road by Janie Chang. So, it m...

I read two of the March graphic memoir series in January, took a break, and finished up the third in February, which feels like pretty ...

I very seldom read books about how to be happy because I think they tend to either have only a short-term effect or I find them impract...

It's Monday and I'm finally doing a Malarkey post on time! I'll try to keep that up. Last week was not a bad reading week, not a...

I'm in a Facebook kitty group with lots of New Zealanders, who have an interesting way of describing their cats that always makes me smi...

There are WWII-era planes flying over the British estate on the cover of In Farleigh Field , so it should come as no surprise that I want...

It's just after 9:00 PM and I've suddenly remembered that I'm a blogger. Ha. I guess after 10 1/2 years you get a little lax, ...

Someone has been in a very playful mood, today! ©2017 Nancy Horner. All rights reserved. If you are reading this post at a site other t...

After yesterday's rambling post, you deserve a nice, short one. And, that should be easy enough as We Should All Be Feminists is a v...

I've always been fascinated by the Roosevelt family, so it was a no-brainer that I'd want to read T he Wars of the Roosevelts: Th...

Yes, it's true. I have no lovely book stack to share, this week, thanks to a dearth of arrivals and a successful week of not purchasi...

Cuddle bunnies! They had their little heads almost touching until I fetched the phone and disturbed Fiona. ©2017 Nancy Horner. All righ...

It's been a few weeks since I read Yesternight, but I still remember it surprisingly well - always a recommendation, in and of itsel...

Last week's absence from the blog was completely unexpected so we'll just pretend it didn't happen and move right along. R...

This was a pretty cute interaction. Fiona was lying on the couch cushion when Isabel decided to join her. I thought that top photo looked li...

I'm going to try to keep this short because I'm in a mooood. It's nice out, though (sunny, 70s - the tulip trees are actually bl...

I have to hurriedly write about Faithful because it's due back at the library, today. Hurry, hurry! I'll be posting a Tuesday Tw...

Having a nice bit of lap time. Fiona's ears are back because she doesn't like having her picture taken but lap > running from cam...

I finished The Nightingale in tears, the night before last, on the eve of my book group's discussion. Remind me to put it on the tea...

After the death of her mother, Rachel was sent to England to live with her grandparents. Now 18, she has decided to return to her home in...