I love spending the weekend reading and this weekend was no different. It rained most of the weekend so it was the perfect time to curl up with a good book. This time, I chose a mystery with a touch of romance from an author I hadn’t read before. Legacy of Fear by Ryshia Kennie […]
There are very few authors that have had as much as an impact on my life as Joyce Meyer. I’ve read most of her books, have several DVDs and even have an app. I regularly look for her shows on cable, and I almost always have a better day after watching one of them. I […]
Suffer Asylum by Jack Carl Stanley is a ghost story that takes place in an asylum deep in a dark forest. Find out if they escape before it’s too late. Suffer Asylum by Jack Carl Stanley I love a good spooky story and since Halloween is getting closer, I’m even more in the mood to […]
I really enjoyed Book 4 in this series so I have been looking forward to spending my weekend with Book 5. Thankfully, I managed to find a few hours this past weekend to curl up with a book on the couch. It’s never easy to find time to read but it is totally necessary to […]
I love to journal but I often find myself spending more time doodling than writing. For me, journaling is not just about putting words to paper. It’s about expressing emotions and thoughts. Those thoughts may be colors, drawings, doodles, poems, lists or words. The journal I use needs to offer a place for me to […]
I’ve never given a lot of thought to braille before. I’m not blind and don’t know anyone who is. I’ve seen the occasional braille dots next to signs when I’m out shopping, but that’s about all I’ve ever thought about it. There are braille codes for different languages and even for music and math. The […]
Who else loves a good spooky story? I know I do! Don’t get me wrong. I don’t typically enjoy gore or slasher stories. I want something scary without being so terrifying that I won’t sleep at night. I found just the book to enjoy when I was offered The Crimson Tree by Valerie Puri for […]
Another relaxing weekend with a good book. This time, I spend most of Saturday on the couch reading The Candidate by Lis Wiehl. If you remember, I reviewed The Newsmakers by Lis Wiehl a few months ago. The Candidate is book two in The Newsmakers series. The Candidate by Lis Wiehl Mike Ortiz is a […]
Walt Disney Bambi was probably my favorite movie when I was little. I loved any animal show ( I wanted to be a vet!), so whenever Bambi came on Disney, I watched it with my sisters and brother. We made a family night of it and made great memories. Disney Bambi – The Story of […]
With the advent of cellphones and helicopter parenting, Charles A. Slater Brings middle-grade readers the Kare Kids Adventures (ages 8-12). Featuring strong, independent and responsible characters, books in the Kare Kids Adventure series teach kids (and their parents) the importance of independent-thinking – a key quality to instill in our nation’s future leaders. Charlotte and […]