I love the ability to nab up the perfect kid's book now and again. While I may not have full-time Minions of Mischief to hoard books for anymore I do still have other Minions in my world. Tell ya a secret but keep it to yourself. . . this book reached out to me from the list at B&H as I ...
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BOOK REVIEW: A Perfect Square by Vannetta Chapman
It should be no secret by now that Vannetta Chapman is one of my favorite authors. She takes a genre I appreciate, Amish Fiction, and mingles it with a genre I love, mystery, sprinkles a little bit of romance and a whole lot of faith and has yet to disappoint me. I reviewed the first book, ...
BOOK REVIEW: Her Secret by Shelley Shepard Gray
I've heard great things about Shelley Shepard Gray's writing. Outside of a novella collection or two I've not previously read any of her full length books. When I say I hear great things? Total understatement. How did I go so long without reading her books? Actually, truth be told I've been ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Road Home by Beverly Lewis
Imagine being the oldest of nine children and losing your parents in a tragic accident. You are grown, but single, with no outside means of support. Imagine that the best, the ONLY, solution for the family is to spread out the younger children among local families and you go states away to stay ...
BOOK REVIEW: Hidden Among the Stars by Melanie Dobson
Truth. I love dual time line stories, when they are done right. Truth. World War 2 era fiction is a favorite historical time period of mine (after Civil War - hello Gone with the Wind!). Truth. Nothing can be wrong when a character in a book happens to own a book store, I mean all the books IN ...