Kel’s Review: The Poppy Debby series by Fiona Veitch Smith is a favourite of mine (and one I introduced Mum to, for a change) and … Read More ›
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“The Black Intellectual Tradition” is a collection of fascinating essays which “concentrate on the ideas that Black artists and intellectuals, performers and protest activists, institutions … Read More ›
Kel’s Review: “The Monastic Heart”, by Joan Chittister, is written with the pandemic and all the recent global trauma in mind. As such, it opens … Read More ›
Karren’s Review: I wasn’t quite sure where this story was going to go. Ellie is invited to be a guest speaker at her old school. … Read More ›
By the time I hit the 10% mark in “Why Do I Feel Like This?”, by Peace Amadi, I knew I’d love the book but … Read More ›
Jessica Ellicott’s Beryl and Edwina Mystery series is another gem uncovered by my wonderful bookworm mother. This light and interesting mystery series pairs an English … Read More ›
“Approaching the Gospel, contemplating it, and embodying it in daily life is the best way to come to know Jesus and to bring him to … Read More ›
I am not a fan of biographies, however, I loved this one! David Horgan is the son of Helmi of “Helmi’s Shadow” and defines the … Read More ›
“Hostile Intent” is book four in and the conclusion to, Lynette Eason’s Danger Never Sleeps series. I loved book one, two and three so was … Read More ›
Its book number two in the Dizzy Heights series from T.E. Kinsey. Having loved his Lady Hardcastle series and book one of this one, mum … Read More ›
Once more, Mum and I have fallen in love with the same murder mystery series, this time by Katie Gayle! Her latest offering, “Death at … Read More ›
Once again, Mum recommended a fabulous series – she has in fact been on a roll of book suggestions for me, I have just read … Read More ›
“The Dying Day” is my introduction to Vaseem Khan and I am so grateful to make his acquaintance! What a fabulous mystery! It has everything … Read More ›