Having read Glynnis Whitwer’s Taming The To Do List, I was curious how this book would be a fresh take on that. In fact, this … Read More ›
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I’m so excited about Chrystal Evans Hurst’s new book She’s Still There, for my review have a read here! But don’t take my word for … Read More ›
This novel picks up the threads of the previous books in the series in a manner which allows a first time reader to understand it … Read More ›
Rock Harbor is becoming a favourite place for me to visit! This is the second book I’m reading in this series, though it’s number six, … Read More ›
Having thoroughly enjoyed reading the Manga version of Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen, I decided to pick up another favourite classic, Jane Eyre by … Read More ›
The author was what caught my attention with this novel. Described in the introduction as follows: “The granddaughter of Jane Austen’s favorite nephew, Lois Austen-Leigh … Read More ›
My CRPS has a habit of flaring up on days I’ve made plans to do fun things that rejuvenate my soul. Snuggled up under my … Read More ›
Serving in a ministry and leading a team, I expected this book to enlighten me on my good points and those upon which I need … Read More ›
With anticipation, I tucked into the latest offering from Arundhati Roy. More than 20 years have passed since I read her debut novel The God … Read More ›
Robin Stockwell’s passion for succulents drives this book, it energises the facts and highlights the beauty of these amazing plants. I have only recently taken … Read More ›
Denise Hunter’s style of writing encourages me to read her novels in one sitting, this one is no different. I escaped from a flare-up of … Read More ›
I was unsure what to expect when I picked up this book but I found it an easy read, interesting and full of wisdom! Hannah … Read More ›
I have had the privilege to read the book which will be at the centre of the next Proverbs 31 Online Bible Study, Me, Myself … Read More ›