The 2022 Winter Olympics are well underway now in China. But watching the opening ceremony a couple weeks ago reminded me of some of the most beautifully written modern stories…
Welcome to my life: A Study of Memoires
People pen their memoirs for a variety of reasons. They believe their story will help or encourage others. They want to have a record of where they started and how…
Humanity never changes – A Review of The Expanse Series by James S.A. Corey
Just this past month, two American companies made history by sending their CEO’s into suborbital space using their very own commercial spacecrafts. Virgin Galactic, owned by Richard Branson, uses a…
Comics & Graphic Novels: Helping Kids Learn New Reading Skills
As a young reader it seemed that every book series was designed to capture my attention. There was The Boxcar Children, The Babysitters’ Club and The Ramona Books – all…
Liane Moriarty’s Nine Perfect Strangers comes to Hulu
I am a big fan of Hulu. The ability to stream it from anywhere is a big plus. I watch everything from documentaries to full series dramas that I watched…
Back in Action! Quarantine Top 5 Countdown
Wow! These last couple of years have been crazy! But it has given me a lot of time to think and plan both personal and professional goals. One of those…
Finding Reading Material During Coronavirus Quarantine
With so many avenues available to us, there’s always some way of getting more books for less money.
Out-of-the-box Love Stories
With Valentine’s Day approaching and butting up against President’s Day Weekend, there will be lots of couples heading out of town for romantic getaways. As my boyfriend and I start…
A Review: The Hate u Give by Angie Thomas
Amazon and Audible have been after me for months to read the book The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas. It was top of my recommended reads list every time…
Book Review: Crimes Against a Book Club by Kathy Cooperman
I recently joined a book club at my local church. We read what you would expect, inspirational works by that of Joyce Meyer or Lisa Bevere – anything we believe…