A very dear friend of mine has just started a blog about books, and I would encourage you to drop by and follow her! I’m hoping to do a guest post (or two or three) over the life of the blog… we’ll see how that goes. Anyhow, please leave her a comment and don’t forget [...]
Archive for the ‘Book reviews/purchases’ Category
10 Oct
Pride and Prejudice
This is a post which I intend to update several times over the coming months. I am going to dedicate it to one of my favorite books: Pride and Prejudice. In this post I will make a list of all of the sequels I have read and tell whether or not I would recommend them [...]
15 Nov
Book Reviews!
Okay, so I got up a different blog for my book reviews. =D I’m just getting started, so there’s not much on it, but there’ll be more coming! Please stop by! Try This Link!
17 Oct
Book reviews coming!
Most of my traffic has to do with books. People wanting free books or book reviews. Now the free books I can’t help with, though I will suggest that you try http://www.paperbackswap.com – I don’t know how I ever lived without it! The books aren’t free, but it’s the next best thing. Now with book [...]
4 Sep
The Trumpeter of Krakow
The Trumpeter of Krakow by Eric P. Kelly is the story of some Ukrainian refugees who flee to Poland in the late 1460′s. I am not as familiar with this time era as I should be, but I found the book to be historically accurate so far as I could see. The plot was interesting, [...]
3 Jul
In trouble again
My homeschool book club is meeting on the 18th, and I have some apologies to make. I happen to love The Red House Mystery by A. A. Milne – even said in a previous post that some of you are “poor deprived people” because you don’t know that he wrote anything but Winnie-the-Pooh. Well, [...]
23 Jun
Sacrificing Expectations to get Results
Yet another case of low expectations has been spotted on the horizon! It’s sad to see what people will do in order to get “success”. Want an explanation? Here it is then! Our local library has a summer reading program for teens. They want teens to have motivation to read, so they offer [...]
