J Conrad Guest just let me know he’s given away a book to one very lucky commenter!! Be sure to comment at the end of this review and come back July 5th for your chance to win!! One Hot January takes the reader on a slow moving roller coaster which lets everyone enjoy the view […]
Today’s post is in conjunction with the Blog-A-Licious Blog Tour a fantastic blog hop that brings together bloggers of all genres, backgrounds and locations. In today’s hop, the blog featured before my own of “For Readers, For Writers, For You” is “Peace from Pieces“. The blog featured after mine in the Blog-A-Licious Blog Tour is […]
Jean Mills is an author I stumbled upon that I shouldn’t have had to search for. Her novel, The Toymaker’s Son was sent to me in a trade for my own novel, Arm Farm, to share reviews and I’m so very thankful I chose to contact Jean to purpose the trade. I quickly learned that […]
Fortunately I won this book as I may not have read it otherwise. What a fantastically cute story! It’s no wonder it’s been nominated recently for the John Spray Mystery Award. A Megabyte Mystery to be sure, Dead Bird Through The Cat Door takes readers to the minds of twelve year old twin girls to […]
Every season in Canada nature shows it’s ability to transform, blossom and deal with the elements Mother Nature provides. It’s this time of year when I see a brighter green at the tips of pine trees that I reflect the most on the year that passed. I wonder if I’ve grown as much as the […]
After reading this book I immediately knew I had to pass it on to my nephew, it was just that good! The Toymaker’s Son follows a young boy as he deals with the loss of his mother and, in some regard, his father. A terrible situation with hope weaved in, Jean Mills, a fellow Canadian […]
Have you ever noticed how many times it takes to press a button to have it preform it’s command? The power button, a channel change button, the snooze button? Once! The power turns off, or on, the channel changes and the music or beeping stops. Just once. And just quickly, not a constant push. So […]
May 26th was a momentous day in the lives of many Moncton locals as we were in the presence of Jack Canfield, best-selling author and motivational speaker. I’ve been to these things before and walked away inspired but it wasn’t until this day I walked away knowing some steps to take and the direction I’d […]
“Whatever.” Dictionary.com defines this word as: –pronoun 1. anything that (usually used in relative clauses): Whatever you say is all right with me. 2. (used relatively to indicate a quantity of a specified or implied antecedent): Take whatever you like of these. 3.no matter what: Do it, whatever happens. EXPAND –adjective 6. in any […]