Maria has built a beautiful house in Salem near the shore of a beautiful lake. Her life is full with her children, her love, and her library in the old jail building. Lots of women come to her for advice and help with their troubles. But it hasn’t always been this way. Salem has just … Continue reading Magic Lessons
I was back at the Atlanta History Center on Tuesday evening to hear chef and food historian Sandra A. Gutierrez discuss her latest book Latinísimo. Gutierrez is well known in the food world and the book even makes mention that her first tortilla press is currently sitting in the National Museum of American History. She … Continue reading Book Discussion & Signing: Latinísimo
If you work in the American job market, chances are you have talked with the Human Resources department. While they were meant to be available for coaching and training, most of us avoid the HR professionals in our buildings because they are known as the voice of layoffs, write ups, and firings. This is the … Continue reading Betting on You
This past Thursday, I was at the Atlanta History Center for another author discussion and book signing. Peter Stark was in town discussing his recent release Gallop Toward the Sun: Tecumseh and William Henry Harrison's struggle for the destiny of the nation. This talk was different from others I've attended in so many ways, and … Continue reading Book Discussion & Signing: Gallop Toward The Sun
A Man Called Ove has a plan. He has his tools and supplies together, he’s left instructions for the caring for the house, and he’s ready to go. Actually, he’s desperate to go and see his wife, but these pesky new neighbors keep interrupting him! All he wants to do is leave and the new … Continue reading A Man Called Ove
It's spooky season - are you reading any great books for this time of year? I've got prompts that bring to me 3 out of 4 of the Practical Magic series books to finish out the series (I read Practical Magic last year). I'm posting my first review of this trio on Saturday - Alice … Continue reading Agenda: Week of October 22nd
Guernsey is situated in the English Chanel around 27 miles from the coast of Normandy, France. As part of the Channel Islands, this isle was a target for the Nazi forces during World War II – close enough to easily reinforce from the mainland, a step in the right direction towards England, and a lookout … Continue reading The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society
Hi friends! I am VERY excited to announce our own Read With Lindsey 2024 Reading Challenge! For the past 11 months or so, you’ve been reading along with me as I worked through a few different reading challenges and book groups like the Booklist Queen Reading Challenge and the Friends and Fiction Book Club. But … Continue reading Announcing the Read With Lindsey 2024 Reading Challenge
Thank you NetGalley and Harper Collins Christian Publishing for sending this book for review consideration. All opinions are my own. Charlotte’s world has been turned upside down. Her mom passed a few months back, leaving the family horse ranch to Charlotte and her sister. Charlotte found a folder full of information on her mysterious birth … Continue reading Wildflower Falls
Another Read With Lindsey Most Anticipated Release comes out tomorrow! Have you preordered your copy of Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant yet? Below is our full review - if you've already read an advanced copy (or once you read yours tomorrow), please share your thoughts in the comments! Thank you NetGalley … Continue reading Everything I Learned, I Learned in a Chinese Restaurant
