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Prisoners of Geography (Book Review)
This is an interesting look at how geography has shaped history, and how it will continue to shape it...
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Little Fires Everywhere (Book Review)
This book is a good exploration on the topic of motherhood, as well as a compelling story. I give...
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Why Read Literature (quote by James Wood)
"Literature makes us better noticers of life; we get to practice on life itself; which in turn makes us...
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The Great Alone (Book Review)
This is a magnificent novel set in Alaska, although very difficult in places. I give it five stars.
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My Birthday 2018
Thank you for all the lovely birthday wishes via email, text, social media, and snail mail! I'm so...
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GodDependency (Book Review)
This book talks about how to reverse codependency with a spiritual dependency on God. And codependency is defined more...
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Comparing 2nd Century Christians with 2nd Century Christian Scientists
Meanwhile, these books will get you out of your comfort zone, challenge your preconceptions, and get you asking fresh...
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The Gold Coast (Book Review)
This is a story of two neighbors–one patrician blue-bloods of high society, and the other a Mafia Don and...
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The Underground Railroad (Book Review)
This was a different and interesting take on the underground railroad as a literal physical thing. The concept was...
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Books I Bought With My Christmas Gift Cards
So I usually milk my gift cards, stringing them out all year, but this time I shot my wad...
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The Accidental Empress (Book Review)
I enjoyed this book of historical fiction about the Empress SiSi (Elizabeth) married to the Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph...
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Reading Challenge for 2018
A New Year and a new reading challenge! I hope you join me in this, either for the...