My Mother’s Kitchen – A Book Review
My Mother’s Kitchen: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, and the Meaning of Life by Peter Gethers...
Read More
Tag: Book Review
Book Review: “Here’s to Us”
Here’s to Us. A new novel by Elin HilderbrandAlthough I once spent a long summer on Martha’s Vineyard, I love Nantucket. The salty air, gray weathered “cottages,” beach roses, sugar white sand and fried...
Read MoreBook Review: Mystery Writers and Recipes
Since I love mysteries and food, this is an ideal book about two favorite subjects. Several usual suspects reveal their special recipes. Our team appreciates flavorful food with few ingredients, so many of the recipes inspired...
Read MoreEat What You LOVE!
I agree with Andrea’s philosophy about eating what we love. It works for me. After reviewing her best selling book last year, I have followed her career. For our readers who live near Calgary, Andrea will present her...
Read MoreBook Reviews: Sea Glass and the Pilot’s Wife
Sea Glass and the Pilot’s Wife are two of my favorite books by Anita Shreve. I nearly married a pilot and have always wondered what life would have been like. Whether or not you have ever been betrayed, this 1998, yet...
Read MoreAuthor recounts 50-year adventure across Australia with wife and family in new book
Book Release: My Adopted Country: Australia. CANBERRA, Australia – Leaving post-war Germany behind, Erwin Feeken and his wife sought adventure and exploration in a new land – and so began their 50-year adventure through...
Read MoreIn One End And Out The Other: A straightforward guide to everyday nutrition
Book Review I simply loved this book by Andrea Karen Thatcher. I began reading to get a gist of the subject, and then finished it at once. When I finished it, I felt I knew the author. Like the title, her words are straight...
Read More
Book Recommendation: Leave the Office Earlier
by Jean Moroney I’ve recommended three top books on time management in the past....
Read MoreOverland, a Novel by Mark Stephen Levy
Levy has done an excellent job of transporting the reader from the U.S. through Europe, India, Nepal, and Tibet. You experience romance, unrequited love, dreams, fear, and true love within an action packed, page turning romantic...
Read More
Connect
Publishers Weekly Top Stories
- Reading with Olympia, Ira, Harry, and Bhoomi: And Then There Were Four! By Betsy Groban
- NEIBA's Fall Conference Attracts 600 People to Boston By Ed Nawotka
- Highlights Press Debuts New Line of Puzzle Books By Sally Lodge
- Four Questions for Alice Hoffman By Daphne Benedis-Grab
- Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month Books for Young Readers 2024 Compiled by Iyana Jones