Book Review: The Invention of Wings
I loved this book and give it five stars. It is probably the best novel I will have read this year, and that is quite a statement in June!
I loved this book and give it five stars. It is probably the best novel I will have read this year, and that is quite a statement in June!
I’m not terribly keen on kale, but this beautiful cookbook is doing its best to change that.
I enjoyed this sequel to the book /movie Chocolat and give it 5 stars. It is written in two voices, those of Vianne and Father Francis, which helps navigate the story through different points of view.
Looking for good teen reading material with strong female characters? Here is a list of our 17 year old’s favorites…
Both my husband and I throughly enjoyed this book! I give it an enthusiastic five stars.
This is an inch and a half thick book full of a thousand quotes for moms, perfect for mother’s day.
I became a fan of Michael Pollan’s over his book The Omnivore’s Dilemma which was a watershed read for me. This new book from him I enjoyed but found more spotty and laborious to get through than the former one.
This book is a total delight; take this thick, detailed work slowly and treasure and contemplate every morsel.
It was a quite scathing expose– in novel form –of the world of the elite New York City private schools: their teachers, students, parents, and tutors.
I found this 1977 $2.00 volume of sayings by Confucius. I couldn’t resist sharing some of these with you
I give it four stars as well; I am glad I read it, even though it is not really a “fun” book but rather one that is humanizing in a tough, good way.
Unexpectedly, I really enjoyed this fun, light book, and give this romping novel four stars.
This book is a tome, with over 400 recipes and extensive gardening tips for growing vegetables, it has 624 pages of dense, but insightful, easy-to-read information.
I couldn’t be more pleased that my husband and I read the above book together and have launched into a practical plan to get out of debt and find financial success.
I loved this book and give it five stars; I am eager to read the sequel (titled Harvest of Gold). It is set in Old Testament times; Sarah, cousin to Nehemiah, is a Jewish scribe in the Persian court. She knows many languages, can handle complex accounts, is quick-witted and intuitive when it comes to … Read more
Somewhere in the bowels of this blog I’ve had a post similar to this one, where I showed my page spread of weekly notes on the topical Christian Science Bible Lessons. Well, I still do this. I find it very helpful to capture the thematic focus of the week, to ponder it better at the … Read more
I had a pleasant day. It was fun to get so many good wishes on Facebook and my husband’s treat of a gougère was delicious. Our daughter gave me two books on farming and I also got a book of quotes from all sorts of great thinkers from the fountain of the Mary Baker Eddy … Read more