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Review: The Debutante’s Code
Today I’m reviewing The Debutante’s Code, a Christian Regency romance/mystery novel by Erica Vetsch. Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy from the publisher as part of Read with Audra blog tours. My Review Turns out, The Debutante’s Code is not your average Regency romance novel. Yes, it does include an element of romance, but I would classify it more as a cozy mystery.…
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Review: Rest, Girl
Today I’m reviewing Rest, Girl a nonfiction Christian living book for women by Jami Amerine, Disclosure: I received a complimentary copy from the publisher as part of JustRead Publicity Tours! My Review I know I’m not the only one who has struggled with anxiety and worry over the past many months. At times it feels like spiritual oppression because, you know…
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Review: Clumsy Thief Junior
Clumsy Thief Junior is an extremely fun way to imprint the sums adding up to 10 without kids even realizing they are practicing math skills. This is one of those games that adults won't mind playing with the kids.
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War Eagle Mill
Our adventures this past week took us to War Eagle Mill in northern Arkansas, for a bit of family history combined with a fun fall outing.
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Friday Freebies
The Christmas reading season is approaching, so I've been eyeing the Christmas folder on my Kindle thinking about which books I want to add to my December TBR list. I already have plenty, but with with ebooks there is always room for a few more.
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Review: Apple Twist
Apple Twist is perfect for homeschoolers to pull out when your student needs a break from reading or pencil-and-paper work.
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Friday Freebies
This week's selection of Kindle freebies includes titles that appeal to me for fall. Take some time this week to curl up with your favorite hot beverage and check out one of these books!
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Review: Spouse in the House
Today I’m reviewing Spouse in the House: Rearranging Our Attitudes to Make Room for Each Other, a nonfiction Christian marriage book by Cynthia Ruchti and Becky Melby.
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What I Read in September
What with settling in to our new home, plus a trip to Missouri, I didn't fit in as much reading as I usually do this past month. But, as always, I did read a few books.
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Review: The Unlikely Yarn of the Dragon Lady
If you're in the market for a fun and inspiring fall read, The Unlikely Yarn of the Dragon Lady might be just what you're looking for. I mean, what could be cozier than a story about a group of women who meet weekly to knit prayer shawls?
