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Giving Myself Permission Not to Finish These Two Books
Reading books is a glorious oasis for me, which is why it was an unexpected revelation that I actually...
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Book Review: Last Man in Tower
This book seemed to take forever for me to get through. I read this because I had found...
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Book Review: A Bigger Message (Conversations with David Hockney)
I found this book fascinating and give it five stars. David Hockney’s work has spanned a provocative period...
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Book Review: Sketchbook Confidential
I’ve read through this book slowly, a couple of page spreads at a time: each artist featured here had...
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Book Review: The White Tiger
This is an eye opening novel of corruption and oppression in modern day India. The protagonist cannot free...
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Artist Paul Signac
I’ve been studying up on the artist Paul Signac, who is new to me and I find his work...
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Book Review: The Joy Diet
I really liked this self-help book written by the foremost “life coach” in the country. By taking in...
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Book Review: A Homemade Life
I really enjoyed this book and give it five stars. Officially, it is a book of essays preceding...
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Sprouted Spelt Flour
Sprouted flour is actually food, instead of the trumped up emptiness that fills so much of the baked goods...
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Book Review: The Cookbook Collector
This was an easy, entertaining read about hunger and acquisition during the dot.com bubble of a little over a...
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My 15 Year Old’s Library Haul
I have done something wonderfully right. I have raised readers. My oldest two were early readers. But...
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Book Review: Being Bold with Watercolor
You blog readers have probably figured out that I like bright colors, which is why I enjoyed this book...