Dolly Parton is one of America’s most recognized voices. From her duets with Porter Wagoner, to her songs made famous by movies, Dolly’s lyrics tell the stories of everyday life and are relatable for most Americans. Dolly Parton: Songteller recounts the stories behind these hit songs along with Dolly’s film appearances, Dollywood, and more. The … Continue reading Dolly Parton: Songteller
Ann and Minh, her grandmother, had a special relationship, envied by her mother Huong who had grown distant from both of them. When Minh passes away unexpectedly, Ann comes home to mourn and to regroup – Minh’s passing was only a small part of the worst night of Ann’s life which also included the revelations … Continue reading Banyan Moon
The Osage tribe has had more than their fair share of difficulties in the past 200 years. In 1810, the Osage were moved from their ancestral land to a reservation in Oklahoma. However, they relocated again when settlers began to encroach on their lands, this time buying their new land in allotments. This move made … Continue reading Killers of the Flower Moon
Daisy Jones & The Six is a critically acclaimed novel that has hit the small screens with it’s own Amazon Prime miniseries. It has been raved about since it’s publication and was an instant best seller. Taylor Jenkins Reid is known for her best-selling books, like Carrie Soto is Back and Malibu Rising. I had … Continue reading Daisy Jones & The Six
Thank you NetGalley and St. Martin’s Press for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Bright Lights, Big Christmas is a story of belonging and family ties filled with Mary Kay Andrews’ signature humor. This holiday romance will keep you laughing between the family drama and the witty dialogue! Andrews delivers … Continue reading Bright Lights, Big Christmas
Last year, Tanner was a star soccer player, a college student, and on the path she’d always dreamed of. But now, here she is in a hotel lobby, fixing a breakfast plate at the complimentary buffet for her elderly charge. She had been tasked with driving the older woman to appointments and looking after her … Continue reading The Mostly True Story of Tanner & Louise
Dorus and Anna are proud parents of seven children, although their first was stillborn. Dorus, a minister, and Anna raised their children to put family first and educated them at home. It wasn’t until the children were grown that they took on the family business in dealing artwork. The two eldest surviving Van Gogh brothers … Continue reading Vincent and Theo: The Van Gogh Brothers
Thank you NetGalley and Atria Books for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Best-selling author Alice Hoffman is back with a new novel showcasing her unique take on female relationships and the underlying magic that surrounds each of our lives. The Invisible Hour is an ode to the power of … Continue reading The Invisible Hour
What's your favorite candy? It's a tough choice for me (hello, sweet tooth!) but....I think I'd have to pick Reese's Cups! Today is World Chocolate Day, so I thought we could look through some books about our favorite food group! Click any of the images below to grab your copy of these great books at … Continue reading World Chocolate Day
George Washington’s military and political accomplishments are well known, from his famous Revolutionary War battles to his nomination to our first Commander-in-Chief. His personal life, however, is not nearly as well known. His portraits give an impression of a straightforward, serious General, but his life at home may have been very different. George Washington’s love … Continue reading Mount Vernon Love Story
