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Book of Joy (Book Review)
Here you get to sit in on a conversation of two world spiritual leaders and hear their advice for...
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City Bakers Guide to Country Living (Book Review)
This is breezy fiction at its best– warm, home-affirming, and full of the transformative power of love.
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The Dearly Beloved (Book Review)
This debut novel is a good character study and a interesting vehicle to discuss some issues around church life...
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Marriage of Opposites (Book Review)
I enjoyed this factual, excellently written, historical fiction about famous impressionist Camille Pissarro and his background, set mostly on...
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Wolfpack (Book Review)
This is a strong, little book for women about taking back their power. I agree with what she says.
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The War of Art and Do the Work (Book Reviews with Quotes)
Want to examine and overcome resistance? Read the one on the left and not the one on the right.
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City of Girls (Book Review)
This book is a bit of a moral curveball; some of you will like it, others may not.
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Beka Copper and Alanna Series By Tamora Pierce (Review)
These engaging books are great for their invincibly strong female characters, and the fascinatingly thorough world building the author...
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Save Me the Plums (Book Review with Recipes)
If you are interested in the food industry, or in publishing, or in memoirs about working lives rather then...
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Beasts of Extraordinary Circumstance (Book Review)
Want an escape read for this summer that is neither banal, predictable, or mindless? This one could do quite...
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Paint the Bird (Book Review)
It is not a fun read, and is R-rated in places, but the metaphors ring poetic on the rebound....
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The Stowaway (Book Review)
I enjoyed this true story that reads more like fiction. It is about Byrd’s expedition to Antarctica in the...