Interview with N. N. Light and a Giveaway!
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Blurb: “Spread the Light and inspire others to do the same.” — N. N. Light In 2013, we wrote a mission statement and started a blog. We wanted to test a theory. Could one person (or in our case, one… Continue Reading →
Reviews of “Sweet Breath of Memory”, Interview with Author Ariella Cohen, and a Giveaway!
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Blurb: Life is in the telling. With its tree-lined streets, vibrant downtown and curbside planters of spring bulbs, Amberley, Massachusetts, seems a good place for Cate Saunders to start over. It’s been two years since her husband, John, was killed… Continue Reading →
The Classics Club
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JOIN THE CLUB The Classics Club is a club created to inspire people to read and blog about classic books. There’s no time limit to join and you’re most welcome, as long as you’re willing to sign up to read… Continue Reading →
Congratulations Elaine Williams Crockett!
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Elaine Williams Crockett, who we have interviewed for her books Do Not Assume and the sequel Do Not Ask (see interview), and has also been a guest reviewer on the blog (see review of Briguella) has won an NIEA (National Indie Excellence Book Awards) Award!… Continue Reading →
The Viking’s Chosen Review
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Blurb: His orders are clear: launch a raid against England and bring home the spoils of war. But the prophecy is also clear: General Torben will take a foreign bride — one who is a seer and healer just like… Continue Reading →
The next club… is 1944!
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Source: The next club… is 1944! I will be joining PAULA BARDELL-HEDLEY of Book Jotter along with many other bloggers for the 1944 Club (Oct. 15-21) reading only books published in that year… I hope you join the challenge as well! Sounds… Continue Reading →
Red Sky Over America Book Tour
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Blurb: William and America confront evil, but will it costs them everything? In 1857, America, the daughter of a slave owner, is an abolitionist and a student at Oberlin College, a school known for its radical ideas. America goes home… Continue Reading →
Dreamer Book Tour
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Dreamer L.E. DeLano (Traveler #2) Published by: Swoon Reads Publication date: April 10th 2018 Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult This thrilling sequel to Traveler doles out adventure and heartbreak in equal measure as it takes readers through a kaleidoscope of intricately… Continue Reading →
Sneaking Out Blog Tour
Sticky postSneaking Out Chuck Vance (Chased, #1) Published by: Dunemere Books Publication date: March 6th 2018 Genres: Mystery, Young Adult Could you sleep next to a murderer? Luke Chase—yes, that Luke Chase, a modern hero ripped from the headlines—didn’t mean to… Continue Reading →
“The Boy Who Swallows Flies” Blog Tour!
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The Boy Who Swallows Flies Michael F. Stewart Publication date: February 15th 2018 Genres: Middle-Grade, Mystery, Superhero Winner of the Claymore Award! Warning – Rated Kids-Only for Bug Violence Jarrod can view the memories… Continue Reading →
Book Beginnings on Fridays is a meme hosted at Rose City Reader where you share the first sentence (or so) of the book you are reading, along with your initial thoughts about the sentence, impressions of the book, or anything else the opener… Continue Reading →
WWW Wednesday Yep, I know…. it’s a day late, but better late than never. : ) WWW Wednesday is a meme hosted by Sam @ Taking on a World of Words. The purpose is to share what we’ve been reading lately. The… Continue Reading →
A subject I have always been fascinated and passionate about is the plight of endangered languages. Not many people know or perhaps understand what that is, but I would love to share it with you, so I created a new… Continue Reading →
I would love to see this exhibit, unfortunately I am across the pond… : (
Vatican Library makes 15,000 manuscripts available online for free Vatican Library makes 15,000 manuscripts available online for free J-P Mauro | Jun 02, 2018 Explore a selection of digitized materials from their vast catalogue. Archbishop Cesare Pasini, Prefect of the… Continue Reading →
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/what-is-a-girdle-book Go Medieval by Attaching a Book to Your Belt They’re incredibly rare today, but portable girdle books were once very handy. BY SARAH LASKOW APRIL 19, 2018 A girdle book held by the Beinecke Library at Yale University. BEINECKE LIBRARY/CC BY-SA… Continue Reading →
