What I’m Reading Now

Glow by Jessica Maria Tuccelli

I broke my no books from the library rule last week and borrowed a book for me. The kids had their piles of picture books (which can get heavy!). On my way to the checkout station, I spotted Laura Childs’ latest Tea Shop Mystery: Sweet Tea Revenge. Her Tea Shop Mysteries are one of my favorite [...]

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I Can Spot a Book Geek Anywhere

  I love how all my friends know I’m a book geek. My trip to Philly this weekend was really for  Type-A Philly, a one day blogging conference. Several friends made a point to introduce me to other book geeks or point out how much they loved From Left to Write. (Side note: you like [...]

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Friday Reads: Road Trip Edition

Making Your Creative Mark by Eric Maisel

I’m off to Philadelphia this weekend for Type A Philly, a blogging conference. While I know I won’t get much reading done during the conference itself, I hope to read on the drive there and back. Of course, knowing my friend Anne and I, we’ll probably talk the entire time. However, a good reader is [...]

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Book Review: The Banks of Certain Rivers by Jon Harrison

Banks of Certain Rivers by Jon Harrison

Every good book has a point of no return. It’s when the story becomes so engrossing, when the characters start living and breathing in your imagination, and when you can see their pain as well as your best friend’s longing. Last night I reached the point of no return for The Banks of Certain Rivers by Jon [...]

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I’m Breaking Up With The Registry by Shannon Stoker

The Registry by Shannon Stoker

I’m a little behind on my GoodReads yearly goal of 100 books. I still catching up from my reading rut. I’ve been reading 3 books concurrently. Not because I’m trying to catch up on my goal, but that’s how I roll. I’m a promiscuous reader. I have a different book in each room to ensure [...]

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Book Club Day: Afterwards by Rosamund Lupton

When a mother’s child is hurt, she tries her best to make him or her feel better. What if she’s unable to help?  In Rosamund Lupton’s  Afterwards, Grace attempts to discover the culprit who set fire to her children’s school but faces an obstacle that she cannot overcome. Our book club members felt passionate about this novel [...]

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