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BTSeMag May 2013
BTSeMag May 2013 Issue #10 New York Times bestselling author Angela Knight presents Unbound. Take a peek inside this sizzling new wrap up to her phenomenal sci-fi fantasy adventure series. This book also includes 3 new authors with stories aimed to fill that before bedtime reading attack. Authors also featured inside: Sandra Bunino Jane Toombs Lynn Hardy Nora Weston Jennifer Synder Seraphina […] -
VACCeptable Injuries? Reader Review Event (Ends 6/1) WW
Welcome to the “VACCeptable Injuries” Reader Review Event! Offering you a chance to Read, Review and Enter! My Devotional Thoughts along with several other fabulous bloggers are happy to bring this event to our readers. An event like no other, we hope to open a dialog on this important topic-Vaccine Related Injuries. I have to admit this is something I really don’t […] -
The Book Reviewer Yellow Pages Book Blast (Ends 5/31) WW
For more information visit: The Book Reviewer Yellow Pages Website * Facebook The Book Reviewer Yellow Pages, Fourth EditionThis is a wonderful resource for any author or publisher that wants to get their book reviewed. There are hundreds of detailed listings, explaining each book reviewer’s preferred submission guidelines, contact information, turnaround time, and genre preferences. The book […] -
Best of Warner Bros. Mother’s Day Movie Night Blog App Giveaway (Ends 5/14)
We’re proud to announce the Best of Warner Bros. Mother’s Day Movie Night Blog App! We think that most can agree… Moms are the best – and they do a lot for us! Now it’s time to return the favor and celebrate this Mother’s Day by giving mom the movie night she deserves! Celebrate Sunday, May 12th in the best way possible […] -
This Day in History May 5, 1809
Nothing like a straw hat for a lady to look especially chic, right? And the Patent Act of 1790 opened the door for any U.S. citizen to protect his/her invention with a patent. I am sure that most did not figure women would get in on this–especially back in the date. Most women didn’t even try to patent their ideas. […] -
"The Midwife’s Revolt" by Jodi Daynard Book Review (Ends 5/11) U.S.
Welcome to the next stop on the review tour for The Midwife’s Revolt by Jodi Daynard. “A charming, unexpected, and decidedly different view of the Revolutionary War.” —Publishers Weekly Book Description: The Midwife’s Revolt takes the reader on a journey to the founding days of America. It follows one woman’s path, Lizzie Boylston, from her grieving days of widowhood after […] -
This Day in History May 4, 1959
Being a musician, today’s feature is interesting to me. On this date in 1959, the very first Grammy Awards was held. This awards ceremony was created because of the explosive success of rock ‘n’ roll. The record executives were concerned that quality pop music was going away. It was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Beverly Hills hotel. There […] -
The Nuisance of Pantry Moths
This is something I know about all too well. It has been years, but when I lived in Texas, I struggled with pantry moths. I used to buy things in bulk from the natural food store, and I didn’t know that sometimes those items come with pantry moth eggs and/or larvae. I unknowingly put these items in my pantry, and […] -
Tips For Great Spring Cleaning
Spring cleaning isn’t fun for anyone, but there can be quite a few perks to sorting through those messy closets and overfilled bedroom baskets. Not only will you enjoy having a cleaner, less cluttered house, but spring cleaning is also a chance to get rid of your old items and even earn some cash in the process. One of the […] -
This Day in History May 3, 1936
Well, I am not a sports fan, but even I know who Joe DiMaggio was. And it was on this date in 1936, that he made his Baseball Major League debut. It was against St. Louis, and he had three hits and three runs scored. He was with the Yankees from this date through 1951. I know him as one […]
