Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. When Americans think of escaped slaves, their first thought is usually to the Underground Railroad – the mechanism responsible for ferrying so many men, women, and children to freedom. But the first passages on the Underground … Continue reading The Escapes of David George
We are getting close to that point where people start setting goals and naming resolutions for the new year. That used to be me every year and I'd stick with it for all of about 15 days. Especially when it came to my reading or journaling goals. Then something changed the way I look at … Continue reading New Year, New You!
News and Updates Are you following us on Instagram or TikTok? I've been posting videos and pictures of all our holiday shenanigans over there this week - making gingerbread cookies, driving around to look at Christmas lights, and more. Keep an eye out for the red velvet cookies we're making today! This Week In Case … Continue reading This Week: December 14th
Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin's Press for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. St. Medard’s Bay is a community of survivors, having remained standing through several hurricanes over the past 100 years. But it was the political storm that nearly brought her down when the son of the state’s … Continue reading The Storm
Christmas traditions in our house have taken a bookish turn the past few years - from gifts to decor to activities, they all seem to have a very book-themed vibe. I'm sharing a few of our favorites with you today. We've shared a lot of gift ideas over the years that would be great for … Continue reading Celebrating a Bookish Christmas
News and Updates It's beginning to feel a lot like Christmas around our house! We are in the full swing of some of our favorite Christmas traditions with our son - do you have any traditions for the holidays? Ours include reading certain books, baking cookies, and a routine of turning on the Christmas tree … Continue reading This Week: December 7th
Thank you NetGalley and Brilliance Publishing for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Carla’s always been lucky at the poker table. Her mentor always told her to stop when she was ahead – something she always listened to…until tonight. Now she’s leaving with not a penny to her name, literally. … Continue reading The Wild Card
Welcome to the final month of the Read With Lindsey 2025 Reading Challenge! Between the holidays and the red cheeks from the cold, this month's theme feels spot on! We are excited to close out the year with some of my favorite prompts and to start looking forward to our new 2026 Reading Challenge prompts … Continue reading December Theme: Red
News and Updates We had a great time on our vacation this past week, but I'm so glad to be home. You never remember how tiring a vacation can be until you're halfway through and wanting a vacation from the vacation! We really did have fun exploring and seeing the sights. Plus, we got to … Continue reading This Week: November 30th
Thank you NetGalley and Brilliance Publishing for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. International politics is never easy. The power plays, the egos, the risk of war. With a calm history between them, it’s always appeared that Canada and the United Sites have been great allies along their 5500-mile border. … Continue reading In High Places
