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Burned by Carol Higgins Clark

Wednesday, December 30th, 2009

A fan of Mary Higgins Clark I was eager to read what her daughter had to say on her own and was surprisingly very disappointed. Burned had so many characters that I found myself not caring enough about any one of them to be curious about the outcome.
The story had great potential but I found [...]

The Pigman’s Legacy by Paul Zindel

Thursday, December 10th, 2009

Once I read The Pigman I had to read the sequel, The Pigman’s Legacy.
I found this a great follow-up to a fantastic read as it continued the story and format of Lorraine and John who could be anyone you know, even yourself. Everyone has a Pigman in their life, I’m sure of it, and it’s [...]

Christmas Book Shopping for Your Child

Saturday, December 5th, 2009

With so many books on the shelves for children how do you know which one is the right one for your own child? I have a newborn and have been given many books already (people know I’m a fan of reading) and have found some “classics” to be books I don’t want to read a [...]

Baby Boy Butland and the LOA

Tuesday, December 1st, 2009

Giving birth to my first child was a daunting experience even though I made every effort to remain positive throughout the entire pregnancy. I put forth the best of intentions to have everything go smoothly - concentrating on the date of birth and how long the delivery would take. I was surprised by the outcome [...]

206 Bones by Kathy Reichs

Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

She did it again! 206 Bones was brilliant and restored my faith in Temperance Brennan and Reichs. The novel starts with Tempe being trapped in a dank dark somewhere and continues to tell the tale of how she came to get there.
We meet new characters we try to like but can’t seem to ignore the [...]

EBook Sales Help Literacy

Thursday, August 13th, 2009

Thanks to the sales I’ve had recently for my Fill in the Blank Letters EBook, Adult Dyslexia EBook, Sending You Sammy and Brain Tales books I’ve been able to donate to World Literacy of Canada.
Help me. a children’s book author, keep on giving and give back literacy to your own family.

Sending You Sammy Sold Out at Read’s Moncton!

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

The good news is Sending You Sammy is sold out and no longer available at Read’s on Main Street, in Riverview and United on Mountain Road! Brain Tales - Volume One is still available at United and Read’s on Main Street. Sending You Sammy is still available direct through me and at Cover [...]

Find Me On Networking Sites

Saturday, July 25th, 2009

I am on a mission to surround myself with writing and author friends, new to the scene and experienced, through many different avenues. If you’re a writer, a fan, an author please join me through the following ways:
Facebook, of course
JacketFlap
Ning
Chapters
Authors Den
YouTube
Good Reads
BiblioScribe
FiledBy
Author Nation
Be my friend on one or all of these sites and enjoy telling [...]

World Literacy of Canada

Friday, July 17th, 2009

When deciding what charity to support in the cause of literacy I Googled literacy of Canada and found the World Literacy of Canada. Intrigued by their cause and their promotion of the importance of literacy in this country as well as those around the world I knew what I had to do.
From today forward $1 [...]

The Law Of Attraction Has Been A Struggle

Thursday, July 2nd, 2009

With my first pregnancy although I’ve been trying to think positively I have been suffering greatly and so have those around me. Today, I’ll be changing that.
I opened my email to The Secret newsletter I’ve been receiving to see the question “How do I stop negative thoughts?”. I was just thinking that exact same thing [...]

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