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The Unusual Second Life of Thomas Weaver by Shawn Inmon {A Book Review}
July 5, 2022
This post contains affiliate links. I’ve found a new genre of books I like–time travel. My all-time favorite genre is still World War II fiction and nonfiction, but time travel books are second. It started with The Invisible Life of...
This post contains affiliate links. When we picked up the book William Booth by Janet & Geoff Benge, I had no idea what to expect. I didn’t even know who he was. I soon...
This post contains affiliate links. In January 2015, Chanel Miller went to a party with her younger sister at Stanford. There, like many young adults attending college parties, she drank too much. The next thing she knew,...
This post contains affiliate links. No matter how many World War II books I read, I always learn something new. Although Guernsey is the setting for some popular literature, I didn’t know much about the area or...
This post contains affiliate links. I love reading non-fiction World War II, but recently I’ve also been reading World War II fiction. One of those was The Physicists’ Daughter by Mary Anna Evans.
This post contains affiliate links. More and more, I find myself reading young adult books. Not only are many of them good, but PB & J Girl and I like discussing them after she reads them. For...
This post contains affiliate links. While scrolling through Audible’s free selection of audiobooks, I stumbled upon Find Us by Benjamin Stevenson. I had no expectations when I started listening to this book, which is...
This post contains affiliate links. I was scrolling through Audible’s free audiobook selections when I stumbled upon Hiding in the Spotlight by Greg Dawson. I was intrigued and began listening to...
This post contains affiliate links. As part of her homeschool curriculum, Cuddle Bug had to read The Lilies of the Field by William E Barrett. I was not familiar with the book, but I...
This post contains affiliate links. Members of a book review group I’m in recommended Rock Paper Scissors by Alice Feeney, and I was excited to read it. I loved The Silent...