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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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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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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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Day 27: A Visit to Anne of Green Gables
It was fun to visit Anne of Green Gables' house here in Prince Edward's Island. Included in these photos...
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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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A Gentleman in Moscow (Book Review)
I really enjoyed this charming, sentimental, well written book. I recommend it and give it five stars.
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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 Moonflower Vine (Book Review)
Beyond family, this book's themes are rebellion, faith, secrets, love, independence, and the need for extending compassion to everyone...
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Small Great Things (Book Review)
At times this book is excruciating to read. However, it is important, especially for white people, to read it.
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Magpie Murders (Book Review)
This is a clever mystery novel with unexpectedly two stories within one, which was a twist I've never run...
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Books We Got for Christmas 2018
We continue to be a bookish bunch, as you can see from this post, which shows the books we...