Review

Publisher and Publication Date: Boukman Press. May 9, 2020. Genre: Poetry. Pages: 106.Source: I had originally received a complimentary pdf. I could not view the book, so I bought my own copy at Amazon. My review is of a self-purchased eBook Kindle copy. This review is my own opinion. I was not required to write […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Crossway. 2019. Genre: Christian nonfiction. Suffering. Lament. Pages: 224. Source: Self-purchase. Audience: Christian readers who are going through suffering. Rating: Excellent.

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. […]

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: Harper Perennial Modern Classic. First published in 1943. My paperback copy-2005. Genre: Classic literature. Coming of age story. Comfort read. Women and literature. Pages: 493. Source: Self-purchase. Audience: Readers of classic literature. Rating: Excellent. Amazon link Have you read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn? I’ve read it 3 or 4 times. […]

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: […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Square Fish/Farrar Straus Giroux. 1962. My paperback copy was published in 2007. Genre: Science fiction. Fantasy fiction. Young adult fiction. Pages: 247.Source: Self-purchase. Audience: This book is a gem for young adult to adult. Rating: Excellent. Amazon link The paperback today is $5.35. The Kindle eBook is $6.99. Goodreads link shows […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Wordsworth Classics. 1994. First published in 1847.Genre: Classic literature/fiction. Pages: Total of 153 written pages. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Audience: Readers of Brontë literature, women in literature, Classic literature, and Classic British literature. Rating: Excellent. Link @ Amazon. Link @ Audible. If you are an Audible member, this book is free […]

Publisher and Publication Date: Harper Perennial Modern Classic. First published in 1943. My paperback copy-2005. Genre: Classic literature. Coming of age story. Comfort read. Women and literature. Pages: 493. Source: Self-purchase. Audience: Readers of classic literature. Rating: Excellent. Amazon link Have you read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn? I’ve read it 3 or 4 times. […]

“I remember, I rememberThe house where I was born, The little window where the sunCame peeping in at morn;He never came a wink too soonNor brought too long a day.” “I Remember, I Remember.” Stanza 1. [1827]Thomas Hood [1798-1845] Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations by John Bartlett. Little, Brown and Company 1955. Page 487. Photo by Unsplash.

Publisher and Publication Date: Harper Perennial Modern Classic. First published in 1943. My paperback copy-2005. Genre: Classic literature. Coming of age story. Comfort read. Women and literature. Pages: 493. Source: Self-purchase. Audience: Readers of classic literature. Rating: Excellent. Amazon link Have you read A Tree Grows in Brooklyn? I’ve read it 3 or 4 times. […]

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: […]

“I remember, I rememberThe house where I was born, The little window where the sunCame peeping in at morn;He never came a wink too soonNor brought too long a day.” “I Remember, I Remember.” Stanza 1. [1827]Thomas Hood [1798-1845] Bartlett’s Familiar Quotations by John Bartlett. Little, Brown and Company 1955. Page 487. Photo by Unsplash.

Publisher and Publication Date: Harper One. 1940. 1996. 2012. Genre: Christian nonfiction. Pages: 162. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Very good.