I loved this book for all the reasons. But one word . . . more. Perhaps depth. I seem to talk about that more than anything else here lately, but let's talk about why I loved this book first; then it'll make sense why I say more. Before I say anything I want to talk about the research this author ...
Fiction / Small Town & Rural
BOOK REVIEW: Dear Edward by Ann Napolitano
Another find from The Book Girls Guide, and honestly, I have no idea what words are right now. I've never read Ann Napolitano before, but I know this will not be the last book I read by her. Honestly, this may be the most disjointed book reaction I ever write and also might be the shortest . . . ...
BOOK REVIEW: Autumn at the Cat Cafe by Kathleen Fuller
My first Kathleen Fuller since the before time. It was like curling up with an old friend on the sofa, in bed when I should have been sleeping, sitting in the chair waiting for Daddy at physical therapy. It was reminiscent of another romance I read earlier this year while also being completely ...
BOOK REVIEW: The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek by Kim Michele Richardson
There is something special about well-written fiction. Where the words, the story take you to a time and place with experiences you never had, can never have, and your life does not offer relatability. But there you are, living that life as though you are there. Kim Michele Richardson did that ...
BOOK REVIEW: Candy Apple Kisses by Amy Clipston
This review is so hard to write. I love Amy Clipston. I love her writing, I adore her story lines, and I’ve never been disappointed. Until now. I’ve made myself sit with these feelings for a bit because while it is a good book, it was just too much in ways that didn’t ...