Category Archives: Reading

Some people read one book at a time. Some people have a number of them on the go at any given time, perhaps a reading in bed book, a breakfast table book, a bathroom book, and so on, which leads … Continue reading →

The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom This is our April book club selection. We’ve all know we should read it for years but just never did. Jill finally said we should do it and now we have. Wow, what … Continue reading →

I joined the Thomas Nelson Book Review Bloggers and the third book I requested and reviewed was The Hole in Our Gospel by Richard Stearns. Here is the blurb that interested me enough to finish Christianity in Crisis so I … Continue reading →

The question: I saw that National Library week is coming up in April, and that led to some questions. How often do you use your public library and how do you use it? Has the coffeehouse/bookstore replaced the library? Did … Continue reading →

This was my Feb LT Early Reviewers win and it arrived in the mail on 3/13. The plot sounded interesting. I like murder mysteries and have recently been reading about the Amish, so having them combined in one plot was … Continue reading →

That Went Well: Adventures in Caring for My Sister by Terrell Harris Dougan I started getting an RSS feed of new books added at the library. This was added in the large print area and I thought it sounded interesting. … Continue reading →

Yep, another month has rolled by. What do I plan to read this coming month? Fiction: Around the World in 80 Days for the 5M4B Classics Bookclub The Secret Life of Bees by Sue Monk Kidd – church book club … Continue reading →

Time for the Spring Reading challenge from Callapider Days. Here is my list that I’m planning on reading between now and the end of Spring! Consequences of Sin by Clare Langley-Hawthorne Sworn to Silence by Linda Castillo (an advance readers’ … Continue reading →

This is the free audio book for March at Christian Audio.com. Last month I listened to Not For Sale and the free book in January was the biography of Oswald Chambers. The books are very good quality, the audio production … Continue reading →

I haven’t finished yet. I wasn’t sure if I’d ever read it again so I chose to read the unabridged version. That makes over 1200 pages. I have finished volume 1 which is 200 pages. Who are the miserable ones … Continue reading →