Publisher and Publication Date: Yorkshire Publishing. 2024. Genre: Poetry. Pages: 102Format: Paperback. Source: I received a complimentary paperback copy from the publisher. I am not required to write a positive review. Rating: Very good.
The Return of the Native by Thomas Hardy
Publisher and Publication Date: Barnes and Noble Classics. 2005. First published in the Belgravia magazine in installments starting in January and ending in December of 1878. Genre: Fiction. Classic British literature. Victorian novel. Romance. Pages: 462 pages with print to read. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Excellent. Thomas Hardy (1840-1928.) Link for the book @ […]
Mystery and Manners: Occasional Prose by Flannery O’Connor
Publisher and Publication Date: Farrar, Straus and Giroux. First published in paperback edition, 1970. The individual story and essays are copyrighted 1957 through 1969. Genre: Nonfiction. Short nonfiction story. Essays. Lectures. Pages: 246 pages of print. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Excellent.
The Winds of March, a Katie Rose Story by Lenora Mattingly Weber
Publisher and Publication Date: Image Cascade Publishing. 2016. The book was originally published by Thomas Y. Crowell. 1965. Genre: Fiction. Young adult fiction. Pages: 294. Format: Kindle E-book. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Very good.
A Circle of Quiet, Book One, The Crosswicks Journal by Madeleine L’Engle
Publisher and Publication Date: Farrar, Straus & Giroux. 1972. Genre: Autobiography. Biography. Memoir. Writing. Family life. Pages: 252 pages with print. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Very good.
The Vanished Days, Slains #3 by Susanna Kearsley
Publisher and Publication Date: Sourcebooks. 2021. Genre: Fiction. Historical fiction. Scottish history. 18th century Scotland. Pages: 478 printed pages. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Okay.
Miss Burma by Charmaine Craig
Publisher and Publication Date: Grove Press. 2017. Genre: Fiction. Historical fiction. Asian literature. Women and literature. World War II. Revolution. Pages: 363 pages with print. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Good.
[Review] Northanger Abbey by Jane Austen | Impressions In Ink
Publisher and Publication Date: Barnes and Noble. First published 1817. My edition, 2005.Genre: Classic British literature. Fiction. Pages: 260. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Okay.
[Review] The Friday Afternoon Club by Griffin Dunne | Impressions In Ink
Publisher and Publication Date: Penguin Press. June 24, 2024. Genre: Biography. Memoir. Pages: 395.Format: Kindle E-Book. Source: Fort Worth Public Library. Rating: Very good.
[Review] The House on Deer Track Trail by Marty Kelly, illustrated by Ronald Himler | Impressions In Ink
Publisher and Publication Date: McGraw-Hill. Weekly Reader Children’s Book Club 1976. Genre: Young adult fiction.Pages: 63 total pages. Format: Hardcover. Source: Self-purchase. I purchased this book at the Montgomery Street Antique Mall. Rating: Excellent.
[Review] The Collected Poems of William Wordsworth | Impressions In Ink
Publisher and Publication Date: Wordsworth Poetry Library/Wordsworth-Editions. First published in one volume in 1994 under Wordworth Editions Limited. Genre: English Romantic period poetry. Pages: I counted a total of 1118 printed pages. The publisher states 1120 pages. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Excellent.
Follow-up to Joan Didion’s writings and an update on posting reviews | Impressions In Ink
I recently posted a review of Let Me Tell You What I Mean. In that review I’d stated that I planned to purchase The Saturday Evening Post magazine. I have subscribed to the paper copy and digital version. I’m currently reading through the back issues of 1968. Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne had a […]
[Review] The Winged Watchman by Hilda van Stockum | Impressions In Ink
Publisher and Publication Date: Bethlehem Books. First published in 1962. The E-Book edition I read was published in 2014. Genre: Children/Young adult literature. War literature. Historical fiction. Reading level is 4th grade and up. Format: Kindle E-Book. Pages: 212. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Excellent. Link @ Goodreads to see the list of Hilda van Stockum’s books. […]
Three books by Joan Didion
The three books by Joan Didion are Slouching Towards Bethlehem, The Year of Magical Thinking, and Blue Nights. I’ve read all three before. I’ve read Slouching Towards Bethlehem possibly four times. It was a second time to read the other two. First published 1968. My edition published by Farrar, Straus and Giroux. First published 2005. […]