Note:  I was sent a free product for review purposes. I admit it–I’m getting older.  Actually, I don’t mind the fact that I’m getting older.  I am healthier now than I was ten years ago, and even though I am slowing down, my face still looks good.  And I want to keep it that way.  I have always kept up […]

Catie Caterpillar looks different from any bug Herbie and Bella have ever seen. When Herbie makes fun of Catie, Mayor Benny shows him why he should not judge anyone by how they look. In the end, Catie reveals a secret and the bunnies learn the joy of forgiveness. Catie’s Secret is the second book in Laura Allen Nonemaker’s children’s series, God’s […]

What if Serious George, Meatloaf, iPat, and Cinderella exploded inside your mouth? You’d have a taste of this incomparable graphic novel. Cinderella Goes to the Potty is an Isfits ebook, the first of six short stories. WHAT IS ISFITS? —A cast of characters sampled from icons of adolescence, re-imagined. —A completely new genre of fiction. Since that’s hard to describe, let’s […]

Find out more about this book and enter the giveaway here. A Christmas Kindness by C.C. Gevry My rating: 5 of 5 stars It is not often that a simple children’s book can nearly bring me to tears, but this one succeeded. There is nothing better than reading a story at Christmastime that reminds you that there are still good […]

The true story of… A woman who laughs at funerals. A gypsy mother who refuses to wear a bra and a father who refuses to leave his first wife. A brother who sleeps under the coffee table and a sister who was kidnapped. A cheating minister, a missing uncle and a feisty, red-headed grandmother who was longing to leave it […]

Barbara’s vivid and dramatic stories, told with a wicked sense of humor, will make you laugh out loud. She definitely gets what living with rescued dogs (nine of them!) is all about. When Barbara meets her future husband, Ray, it is love-and dog-at first sight. Over the course of thirty-two years, seventeen relocations and nine dogs, their mutual love of […]

Read more about this book here. Forward to Camelot: 50th Anniversary Edition by Susan Sloate My rating: 5 of 5 stars Generally, I am not a big fan of time travel, but the premise of this book intrigued me. From the beginning, I was immersed in the story, and I found myself thinking about this book when I wasn’t reading […]

Read more about the book here. Jagged Edges by Doris Dancy My rating: 5 of 5 stars If this book had concluded about fifty pages before it did, you would presumably be reading a four-star review. I was immensely disappointed in this book until the tremendous turn it took towards the end of this Christian romance. The story itself is […]

Note:  I was sent a free product for review purposes. Belts are something that I like but struggle to find. Either the belt is boring but easy to use or vice versa.  Often the cutest belts are the flimsiest, and the serviceable belts are ugly.  It can truly be a dilemma for one like me. No more unflattering bulge from […]

Read more about this book here. Enhanced by Courtney Farrell My rating: 4 of 5 stars Science fiction has become a genre that has captured my attention, and I often find myself reading more of these dystopian books. My fascination with these books seems to be growing due to so many elements ringing true and even being plausible. Genetic manipulation? […]