All things considered, this book (along with any other story dealing with immigration and prejudice) could be not just an eye-opener, but an empathy-opener. We need to step into these people’s shoes, […]
I’m not just a lawyer. I’m a Constitutional lawyer so you bet I took this book, and loved it, on. The Cabinet by Lindsay M. Chervinsky released in April in the History […]
This. Notes to My Son by Eric Lynn released in September in the Adult Non-fiction genre. “THE GREATEST GIFT FOR DADS OF ALL AGES AND IN ALL STAGES.” “Your path is your own.” […]
This is an odd (modern) book if I’ve ever seen one. Slick Filth by Erato released in February in the historical fiction/humor genre Amazon It’s 1737, and England is on edge: someone […]
I rarely post poetry. I actually only had one poetry book until now but this one… Maybe it’s the title, maybe it’s the author’s story and how this collection came to life. […]
I love how different this book is. Essays From Dysfunctional Families by Casey Bell released a few years back in the General Fiction genre. Two books in one (Kinda Sorta). Something Different. […]
When I was a little girl, my grandma used to tell me a story about two friends, an Italian Jew and an Italian boy in 1940, who got divided by the war. […]
A real jewel. And that title. Wow. In the Shadow of the Hanging Tree by Michael McLellan released in April in the Historical Fiction genre. Born into slavery, Henry’s young life is spent […]
Welcome to our first Give it Up for the Weekend! Our guest today is Kate Hill. Kate is a vegetarian New Englander who started writing over twenty years ago for pleasure. Since […]
I love the 52 Weeks Challenge! One prompt a week to answer, and discover lots of other authors. This week prompt was What do you do on snow days? And here’s my […]
