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  • Beck Valley Books: “Dog-Ma the Zen of Slobber” by Barbara Boswell Brunner Book Tour

    By Ruth on December 2, 2013
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    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 […]
  • “Forward to Camelot” by Susan Slate and Kevin Finn Book Review

    By Ruth on December 1, 2013
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    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 […]
  • “Jagged Edges” by Doris H. Dancy Book Review

    By Ruth on November 28, 2013
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    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 […]
  • Leopard Invisibelt Skinny Review

    By Ruth on November 27, 2013
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    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 […]
  • “Enhanced” by Courtney Farrell Book Review

    By Ruth on November 27, 2013
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    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? […]
  • Omyst® Healing Herbal First Aid Spray Review

    By Ruth on November 26, 2013
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    Note:  I received a free product for review purposes. I am one who greatly appreciates natural products, and Omyst is no exception to this.   Omyst is a unique and remarkably effective topical healing spray. It has four organically grown herbal ingredients – calendula, plantain, yarrow and wild roses – that are picked fresh and steeped in alcohol for six weeks […]
  • Anabella Giggles All Day! by Nev Nickelz Book Review

    By Ruth on November 25, 2013
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    Anabella Giggles All Day! is a wonderful book about feelings, friendship, and giggling. Written in easy-to-read rhyme, it is the perfect book for young readers ages 3 to 7.  Anabella loves giggling, but when Anabella starts giggling at her bossy best friend, their friendship is challenged. Because her feelings are hurt, Anabella’s best friend becomes angry and commands Anabella not to […]
  • “Divergent” by Veronica Roth Book Review

    By Ruth on November 24, 2013
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    In Beatrice Prior’s dystopian Chicago world, society is divided into five factions, each dedicated to the cultivation of a particular virtue–Candor (the honest), Abnegation (the selfless), Dauntless (the brave), Amity (the peaceful), and Erudite (the intelligent). On an appointed day of every year, all sixteen-year-olds must select the faction to which they will devote the rest of their lives. For […]
  • Litfuse Group: “Dear Mr. Knightley” by Katherine Reay Book Review/Giveaway Promo

    By Ruth on November 24, 2013
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    Samantha Moore has always hidden behind the words of others—namely her favorite characters in literature. Now, she will learn to write her own story—by giving that story to a complete stranger. Growing up orphaned and alone, Sam found her best friends in the works of Austen, Dickens, and the Brontë sisters. The problem is that she now relates to others […]
  • b00k r3vi3w Tour Presents: “Between Boyfriends” by Sarka-Jonae Miller Book Tour

    By Ruth on November 21, 2013
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    Book Blurb: At first glance, twenty-one-year-old Jan Weston has it all: a gorgeous boyfriend, fun friends, and wealthy parents who take care of all those pesky credit card bills. Then her boyfriend dumps her, her friendships fall apart, and her parents cut her off. Suddenly without money, without a man, and without a plan, it’s time for Jan to grow […]