I wasn’t going to accept the invitation to promote another eBundle so soon after that once-a-year giant sale eBundle I shared a bunch about last week. I love finding good deals on great books, but I’m not a sales blog … Continue reading
The rain is pouring down outside. It’s been doing that a lot this year. There’s a mini lake in front of our house, and a mini river behind it. The ground is soggy, and it is cooler than usual. Normally, … Continue reading
I’m a lover of real ink and paper books, but I couldn’t possibly store every book I ever want to read. As it is, my shelves are filled and over flowing with books. I have a couple boxes unpacked in … Continue reading
I ate a bowl of garbanzo salad for lunch. For supper we had our version of fresh spring rolls. (for the third time in two weeks, I might add. Yum!) What do these two meals have in common? Both of … Continue reading
Let me tell you about something that got me really excited last week. It was the discovery of the most awesome eBundle I’d ever seen. It is a bundle of 97 eBooks and courses that includes probably the biggest selection … Continue reading
One winter when my siblings and I were young, my mom bought a special book to read us during December. It was one of the Christmas In My Heart series by Joe L. Wheeler. I loved that book. (It was … Continue reading
I wait for it every year. As soon as the air turns warm at night, I know it won’t be long. And after the sun goes down, and dusk starts to settle, I go out on the porch to sit … Continue reading
I’m not entirely certain why, but maybe it had to do with March of Books. Maybe it has to do with the fact that we moved our remaining two bookshelves into the living room and sorted and organized all our … Continue reading
Last night I lay in bed and mentally wrote a post about the most wonderful time of the year. This morning I don’t feel much like pushing the publish button. Instead I find myself choking over a newsfeed of pictures … Continue reading
I don’t think it is a secret that I love history. When I get the chance to grab a book about History (especially American History) I have a hard time passing it by. In January, I started reading a new … Continue reading