Book Reviews
This post contains affiliate links. As part of PB & J Girl’s homeschool curriculum, we’re reading some classics. The first one we read this year was Animal Farm by George Orwell. I had read this before in high school, so...
This post contains affiliate links. You know how you have some friends for decades, but you don’t talk to them regularly. If the friend is a good one, when you do meet again, you can pick right...
This post contains affiliate links. This year, I’ve been reading more nonfiction. Recently, in one of my Facebook groups for book lovers, I saw someone recommend The Day the Voices Stopped by Ken Steele...
This post contains affiliate links. Do you ever form an impression of someone and later find out that you were completely wrong? Humbly, I say that happened to me recently with Sally Clarkson. I’ve read and enjoyed...
This post contains affiliate links. Cuddle Bug & I continue to make our way through the Christian Heroes: Then & Now series. This time, we read Klaus-Dieter John by Janet & Geoff Benge. Unlike...
This post contains affiliate links. Last year, I read The Rosie Project by Graeme Simsion, which I loved. That book was laugh-out-loud funny but also sweet. Recently, I completed The Rosie...
This post contains affiliate links. One of my daughter’s had to read Caleb’s Crossing by Geraldine Brooks for school. We decided to read it aloud, but for me, the book started too slowly. Set...
This post contains affiliate links. As part of Cuddle Bug’s curriculum, we recently read Tasting the Sky by Ibtisam Barakat. This book is a children’s/young adult book, but the author experiences difficult moments in...
This post contains affiliate links. One of my top five favorite books I’ve read in my lifetime is Anthony Doerr’s All the Light We Cannot See. I have read that book twice and will...
This post contains affiliate links. If you enjoy nonfiction, I implore you to read The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. This book is so good that it quickly shot to one...