Or perhaps this could be alternately titled, For the young at heart. Today I’ll be sharing a few of my favorite books for younger readers. Let’s get started! Some of these stories I’ll be sharing are a favorite merely because of the illustrations. This collection however, also has merit in the stories. No doubt you’ve read them before, and enjoyed…
Hello! Happy Saturday. Today I thought I’d share a few romance reads for the spring season. Let’s get started! There’s every possibility that you have already read/heard of this book, but I thought I’d share it anyway. This story follows the romantic foibles of the eldest Dashwood sisters, as they look for love (in perhaps the wrong places). It’s light…
Suppose that there was a person violently opposed to fiction. I know. To an avid fiction reader, the thought is enough to make one recoil in horror. However, a few of you are writers, and at the very least, I would hope that your imaginations are present and in working order. Surely you can imagine such a person. Do so,…
Hello! Today on Reading Wednesday we’ll be taking a look at a novel I picked up a few months ago: Rewriting History. Let’s get started! If you want a read that doesn’t take a lot of brainpower, but is still reasonably interesting, allow me to draw your attention to Rewriting History by Vera Dodge. The protagonist, Mary Fisher, has retired…
Hello! Today on Reading Wednesday I’ll be taking a look at another Louisa May Alcott novel, Jack and Jill. Let’s get started! Is this another book intended for young-ish readers? Yes. Is it still enjoyable to older readers? Also yes, though it does depend on if you want to enjoy it or not. 😉 Jack and Jill follows the story…
Hello! Today on Reading Wednesday we’ll be taking a look at another series by Janette Oke. And on a side note: you may have noticed that posts here on the blog have been few and far between lately. I’ve been pretty busy and unfortunately blog post writing sometimes get’s pushed a little too far down the to-do list. But if…
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