This is a book from the Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery Series. While I had not read any of the others in this series, I happily followed this one. I won this book in an author giveaway and what a treat it turned out to be. I do love a good cozy and this book checked … Continue reading A Sew Deadly Cruise by Lois Winston
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Cleo Can Tie a Bow – by Sybrina Durant
Category: Children's Activity Book / Picture Book Date of Publication: September 25, 2020 Number of Pages: 39 pages Scroll down for Giveaway! AUTHOR INTERVIEW What cultural value do you see in books? Books (written words) are the backbone of civilized cultures everywhere. I don’t necessarily mean printed books although I personally prefer them over … Continue reading Cleo Can Tie a Bow – by Sybrina Durant
A Long Way Home by Myra Hargrave McIlvain
I am a fan of this author, and when I saw she had written a contemporary story, I was intrigued. I know Myra as a Texas History expert and her books of Historical Fiction (always strong on the history, light on the fiction!) entertain and educate. She brought all those skills into this current book. … Continue reading A Long Way Home by Myra Hargrave McIlvain
Blind Turn by Cara Sue Achterberg
This story deftly deals with a devasting accident and the ripple effect it has on a community. Each character is isolated in their own bubble of emotions yet affected by all the others. I think this book would be a great Book Club pick as there are so many discussions and conversations that arise while … Continue reading Blind Turn by Cara Sue Achterberg
Underground Adventure (Below the Green, Book 1) by A. R. Hetherington
Finalist Book Talk Radio Club 2020 As I was reading this book, it was easy to see how it became a finalist. Also the reviews from the experts (those under the age of 12) are precious and spot on. This adventure happens in many layers. A simple ring that leads to a portal starts the … Continue reading Underground Adventure (Below the Green, Book 1) by A. R. Hetherington
The Caribou King by Christine Conrad Cazes
Finalist Book Talk Radio Club 2020 With the holiday season right around the corner, this needs to be on your list. This delightfully illustrated children’s book would be a bonus on any child’s shelf. It would make for a lovely bedtime or anytime story. With a touch of magic and whimsy, it gives children an … Continue reading The Caribou King by Christine Conrad Cazes
Murphy, Murphy: And the Case of Serious Crisis by Keith Hirshland
Winner of Book Talk Radio Book Club - Best Book 2020 OK – there is grammar humor – what more could an editor possibly want? I’m also a huge fan of Jasper Fforde, and this book nicely follows behind (I could not help myself!) his style. Detective Murphy Murphy, who works in the Department of … Continue reading Murphy, Murphy: And the Case of Serious Crisis by Keith Hirshland
The Future is Yours by Dan Frey
With a release date set for the future (February 9), this is the perfect time to pre-order. The book is a very quick read of emails, texts, and transcripts. I don’t always feel like you can get to know a person by email or text, but the author did a wonderful job creating characters that … Continue reading The Future is Yours by Dan Frey
THE SQUARE ROOT OF TEXAS: The First Calamity of QED Morningwood by Rob Witherspoon
Genre: Satire / Humor / Absurdist Fiction Publisher: Independently Published Date of Publication: September 26, 2018 Number of Pages: 181 pages My husband gives this book 5 stars. Technically he did not read it but had more of an Audible experience (meaning I read him a lot of it). We spent an … Continue reading THE SQUARE ROOT OF TEXAS: The First Calamity of QED Morningwood by Rob Witherspoon
Bunco: A Comedy About the Drama of Friendship by Robin Delnoce
This book was funny. And I don’t mean ladylike giggle behind the hand – I mean full belly laugh and snorting tea. There were so many great lines that I wish I had said! I was in a serious bunco group for years (meaning we actually played the game) but I kinda wish I had … Continue reading Bunco: A Comedy About the Drama of Friendship by Robin Delnoce
