Yearly Archives: 2015

I am a teenager and I enjoyed this book very much. “Huldah: Prophetess” is a wonderful book! Sharon Dow does a great job of capturing what everyday life was like in biblical times. She also provides fantastic visual descriptions which … Continue reading →

Most authors would be captivated by the book’s title, and agree with the heading of Chapter 1 – “All Books Need Reviews”. I myself read reviews before buying a book, thus Gisela Hausmann’s “Naked Truths About Getting Book Reviews” caught … Continue reading →

“5 stars and you should read it too, Mom.” was my daughter’s instant response to my question of her rating of the novel, Blemished Heart, written by Fern Boldt. I was not surprised as she had been relating episodes and … Continue reading →

When teenager Jake’s mother planned a holiday to the Netherlands, Jake was unimpressed, reluctant and dreaded the upcoming event. Not very different impressions from my teenager, who, when she heard we had planned a surprise trip, immediately guessed it was … Continue reading →

“I’m glad I’m not failing school!” Of course she wasn’t but my daughter’s announcement the day before her Science finals gave me pause. Why would she make that statement? In response to my inquiry she explained that she needed a … Continue reading →

At 37,000 feet altitude one may say there’s not much to do. I, however, found almost everything I needed – guilt-free time in a rare moment of not writing my own work or working my day job. I delved into … Continue reading →