Tag Archive: books

The Virtual Book Tour For Little Madhouse On The Prairie


I was recently asked by Teresa Morrow of Key Business Partners if I would be interested in participating in a virtual book tour.  The book for the tour is titled Little Madhouse on the Prairie: A True-Life Story of Overcoming Abuse and Healing the Spirit .  Even though I’m usually glad to participate in book reviews, [...]

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I Told Myself I Wouldn’t Do this Anymore, But…


A lot of the readership here remembers that I took over the New Blog of the Week series from Barbara Swafford at Blogging Without A Blog.  If so, you may have noticed I haven’t done any of those posts in a while.  Heck I don’t know, maybe you haven’t noticed.  I stopped doing the posts [...]

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10 Must-Read Narrative Non-Fiction Books


Fair Warning – If you click on any of the links/books in this post you will be headed to Amazon.com . If you buy anything there, I’ll be getting a percentage of the moo-la.  So there. Last week I was asked by the Wasilla Public Library to put together a reader’s advisory for Narrative Non-fiction [...]

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Caution, Book Review Crossing


As a reader, I do a lot of book reviews.  I didn’t used to, but in the past year I’ve discovered Goodreads, and I review all of the books that I read on my Kindle.  Reviews allow me to sing the praises of a book I really love and it allows me to vent when [...]

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Ebooks VS Paper: It’s Not All Or Nothing, Folks


The great debate about the downfall of printed books and the role that ebooks play in that downfall still rages on.  I’ll start this post with a quote highlighted in a book I’m currently reading, The Case for Books: Past, Present, and Future . “…I have lately kept praising the age in which we live, [...]

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