Review

Publisher and Publication Date: Poesy Quill. 2nd edition 2019. Genre: Historical fiction. Pages: 287. Format: Kindle Unlimited e-book. Source: I’m a member of Kindle Unlimited and this book is in their selection. Audience: Readers of historical fiction. Readers of Katherine of Aragon and Tudor history. Rating: Excellent. Link @ Amazon About the Author: Wendy J. […]

Publisher and Publication Date: New Growth Press. August 24, 2020. Genre: Christian nonfiction. Bible study. Pages: 160. Source: I received a complimentary eBook copy from New Growth Press, I was not required to write a positive review. Audience: Christian readers who love Bible study. Rating: Very good. For more information on the Ephesians study at […]

I attempted this challenge several years ago and almost made the goal of reading 50 books in 5 years. Life happened. I’m starting again. The Classics Club began in 2012. The club’s emphasis is to encourage people to read the classics. If you are interested, this is the link for more information about the club: […]

“Nothing is so like a soul as a bee. It goes from flower to flower as a soul from star to star, and it gathers honey as a soul gathers light.” Ninety-Three. Chapter 3. Victor Hugo [1802-1885] Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations by John Bartlett. Little, Brown and Company. 1955. Page 498. Photo from Unsplash. “Great perils […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Baker Books. March 1, 2016. First published in 1989. Genre: Nonfiction, sexual abuse. Pages: 288. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Excellent. Amazon The Allender Center The Seattle School of Theology and Psychology-this link gives a bio on Allender Further links for sexual abuse survivors: Cecil Murphey, an adult male abuse survivor Facebook page […]

It is Saturday afternoon in my little area of the world. The temperature is 88. Clear sky, bright, and sunny. No rain over the past several days. My husband is working. With the exception of a visit with my son Paul and his family who came over in the late morning for a brief visit. […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Ballantine Books. 2011. Genre: Historical fiction. Pages: 314. Format: Hardcover. Source: Library. Audience: Historical fiction readers of women and literature. The book may especially be of interest to Hemingway fans. Rating: Good to very good. Goodreads author page for Paula McLain. Paula McLain has written another book about the wives of […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Holman/B&H Publishing Group. April 2017. Authors: CSB Bibles by Holman,‎ Raechel Myers,‎ Amanda Bible Williams. Genre: Bible. Pages: 2226. Source: Complimentary hardcover copy from B&H Publishing Group. I was not required to write a positive review. Rating: Excellent Amazon Christian Book Distributors Further links of interest on the She Reads Truth CSB: […]

It is Saturday afternoon in my little area of the world. The temperature is 88. Clear sky, bright, and sunny. No rain over the past several days. My husband is working. With the exception of a visit with my son Paul and his family who came over in the late morning for a brief visit. […]

“The human heart has hidden treasures,In secret kept, in silence sealed;-The thoughts, the hopes, the dreams, the pleasures,Whose charms were broken if revealed.” Charlotte Bronte, 1816-1855.“Evening Solace.” 1846. Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations. Published by Little, Brown and Company, 1955.

Publisher and Publication Date: Troubador/Matador. February 16, 2018. Genre: Historical fiction. Pages: 434. Source: Complimentary paperback copy from Anna Belfrage. I was not required to leave a positive review. Rating: Excellent. About The Author: Anna was raised abroad, on a pungent mix of Latin American culture, English history and Swedish traditions. As a result she’s […]

It is Saturday afternoon in my little area of the world. The temperature is 88. Clear sky, bright, and sunny. No rain over the past several days. My husband is working. With the exception of a visit with my son Paul and his family who came over in the late morning for a brief visit. […]

It is Saturday afternoon in my little area of the world. The temperature is 88. Clear sky, bright, and sunny. No rain over the past several days. My husband is working. With the exception of a visit with my son Paul and his family who came over in the late morning for a brief visit. […]

I attempted this challenge several years ago and almost made the goal of reading 50 books in 5 years. Life happened. I’m starting again. The Classics Club began in 2012. The club’s emphasis is to encourage people to read the classics. If you are interested, this is the link for more information about the club: […]