“Having Fun Isn’t Hard When You’ve Got a Library Card” ~Marc Brown Are you someone who as a child or even as an adult loved your local public library? Did you ever participate in your library’s summer reading program? I was always so excited to go in at the end of the school year and
I hope you all had a beautiful Thanksgiving filled with delicious food, family, friends and a lot to be thankful for. The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Meyerson is a story of family secrets, the love of books, dysfunction, discovery, and a quirky book community. The Bookshop of Yesterdays by Amy Meyerson was engaging and
Happy Fall! This time of year there is nothing better than curling up with a cup of tea, or coffee if you prefer, a blanket and a good book. Having just finished reading Someone Else’s Bucket List by Amy T. Matthews, I wanted to reach out to you to share this wonderful book. I can’t
Good afternoon, it seems like years since I last wrote a blog post for you all. My missing in action doesn’t mean I haven’t been reading, it means life just has gotten in the way. So far the 2020’s have had their challenges, and I am not loving them. Hoping for better days and years
Happy Holidays! I hope you all have had a year filled with great books. As we inch closer to a New Year, I want to share one more book that you will want to add to your reading list. Save Me The Plums by Ruth Reichl.
If you are naturally curious, are an avid genealogist or simply love historical non-fiction, this book is for you. Eve escapes to London from Germany with her parents and her brother. Hitler is in power and the family is Jewish. One morning, over breakfast, Eve, her father and mother are sitting around the table, their
Readin’ Inspiration
Never read a book through merely because you have begun it.
~ John Witherspoon
