Reading the Greatest Bargain (Quote by Gene Roddenberry)
Instead of experiencing just one life, the book-lover can experience hundreds or even thousands of lives.
Instead of experiencing just one life, the book-lover can experience hundreds or even thousands of lives.
Read this if you need something light, entertaining, fast moving, and diverting. I loved it and give it five stars.
The book is comprehensive and downright brilliant, while humble and helpful in tone. I endorse it with a hearty five stars.
Here are some good cookbooks to get you trying something different, improving your cooking skills, and getting you inspired to keep expanding your recipe portfolio.
Downstairs Girl is very unique historical fiction story about a Chinese girl in reconstructionist Atlanta.
I read in a range of edifying and entertaining, a mixture of substantial stuff and fluff.
This is an immersive tale of an unusually plucky young woman’s courage, her search for her heritage, and ultimately, her resilience.
American Journey gives an inside, personal look at the lives of Henry Ford, John Burroughs, and Thomas Edison. This is non-fiction about how they road-tripped together, camping along the way.
Movement makes richest sense when set within a frame of stillness.
Several of you blog readers recommended I read this and you were right! It was terrific!
Her point is for us to notice and appreciate the holiness of right where we are, and I love that message.