The Dutch House (Book Review)
If you are going to read this melancholy new novel by Ann Patchett, I suggest listening to it on audio instead.
If you are going to read this melancholy new novel by Ann Patchett, I suggest listening to it on audio instead.
This book can take staple meals in your house from ho hum to marvelous. Check out and make her magic elixirs!
This book is well written about a challenging family in the African bush.
If you are looking for a completely diverting but unessential read, this may be what you are looking for.
If you are interested in history, this book is a great way to get a grand swath of it, about 150 years worth, all linked together by these tiny objects of art.
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Check out the list of 62 books I read for my 2019 Reading Challenge, along with links to their reviews.
This book would be a great gift for an elementary aged kid. Read it to someone you love, and you’ll both had a fun, worthwhile time.
Here you get to sit in on a conversation of two world spiritual leaders and hear their advice for a joyful future.
This is breezy fiction at its best– warm, home-affirming, and full of the transformative power of love.
This debut novel is a good character study and a interesting vehicle to discuss some issues around church life and the tenuous nature of individual faith.
I enjoyed this factual, excellently written, historical fiction about famous impressionist Camille Pissarro and his background, set mostly on St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands.
This is a strong, little book for women about taking back their power. I agree with what she says.
This is a lovely gift book full of quotes and support for onward progress.