Lovely Book Giveaways for Valentine’s Day
What a better gift for Valentine’s Day than a book? A free or discounted book! Fellowship of Fantasy brings you flinch free reading.
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What a better gift for Valentine’s Day than a book? A free or discounted book! Fellowship of Fantasy brings you flinch free reading.
Continue reading →Need good, clean books for the booklover on your Christmas list? Need ideas to keep your holidays relaxed? Choose one of these.
Continue reading →I’ve not done a ton of reading lately, but I thought with fall approaching and kids in school, maybe we needed some ideas of books to read. Some of these will be old favorites, others will be new, and one will not be released until Oct 10th.
Continue reading →In January, I had the privilege of receiving a book as a gift. Being an author, I understood the value of that autographed paperback. So, with loving care, I picked it up and began reading. I instantly was transported to a new world–well kind of. It actually was a very probably future America where gardening and saving seeds was outlawed, where food comes in boxes and squares all ready processed called Vitees, Protein, Juices, Carbos, and Sweeties.
Continue reading →Need a book to curl up with over Spring Break? Here are some books I’ve read recently that I think you’ll enjoy.
Continue reading →My fifth grade year, Mom would clean up supper dishes and then we’d sit down in the living room and she’d read to us Angel Unaware by Dale Evans Rogers. The memory is with me to this day of the feeling of contentment and peace sitting and listening to Mom’s voice. I’ve continued the tradition by reading after dinner with my family. Here’s what I’ve learned over the years.
Continue reading →Here are the books I’ve read in January. They are all great reads with ideas for the whole family.
Continue reading →As I sit and read through Facebook, I see all these posts about the new year and resolutions. I began to think back through this year. A lot has happened. First off, last year this day, we welcomed an exchange … Continue reading →