The third book of Karen Kingsbury’s Firstborn describes John Baxter’s determination to fulfill his wife’s deathbed wish while Dayne, the long lost first born son, searches for more than just answers. Through natural storms and the downfalls of being famous, Dayne is on a path he always avoided and discovers he quite likes where it’s […]
Today is Family Literacy Day
Literacy is important in our daily lives all year round but January 27th was named Family Literacy Day to highlight all the possible ways you can encourage reading or mathematics in your life and for those around you. For more information on today please visit its creators at: ABC Canada Whether you’re baking cookies, reading […]
My Book Review of The Intention Experiment by Lynne McTaggart
Wow, what an amazing book. At first I was completely overwhelmed with the convoluted way of saying what needed to be said but I read on, realizing that the message needed to be explained thoroughly for it to be trusted. With scientist after scientist being referenced, including: Fritz-Albert Popp, Sai Ghosh, Ingo Swann, Helmut Schmidt, […]
Law of Attraction at Work
This weekend brought back some sweet and not so sweet memories, friends and wonderful times but that wasn’t the best moment, although they were fantastic. The particular moment I’ll always remember, cherish and talk about is the comment on my parenting. I was thinking how great it would feel to be told I was being […]
Book Review of Exposure by Susan Andersen
Reading Exposure I had a lot of questions and was left without many answers at its conclusion. A very well-written book with Gracie being extremely likable with her childlike language and personality yet not seeming complete. If Andersen evolved the relationship between Emma and the man she adopted as her father in approximately 200 pages […]
Government Surveys
I am sick and tired of being reminded twice a week as to how our current government is allocating our tax money. About twice a week, every month or more, we receive unaddressed mail asking us to “vote” on which party in our country is doing a better job at __________ – every time it’s […]
Alligator by Lisa Moore
Wanting to support “local” authors I saw that this book was written by an author from St John’s, Newfoundland and just had to get it for my friend who lives in Newfoundland. I wasn’t convinced it would be a masterpiece but was surprised to find I really enjoyed it. I have to admit, most books […]