Exclamation Mark
I’m reading Ravi Zacharias’s Cries of the Heart (Good book, by the way). Ravi quotes Lewis Thomas from Medusa and the Snail: The mere existence of that cell should be one of the greatest astonishments...
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What’s on Your Nightstand?
5 Minutes for Books hosts a monthly “What’s on your nightstand?” carnival on the fourth Tuesday of each month. The idea is that you let everybody know what you’ve been reading or are planning on...
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What’s on MY Nightstand?
It’s time for taking inventory of our stash of soon-to-be-read’s with 5 Minutes for Books’ monthly meme “What’s on Your Nightstand?” Not surprisingly, my nightstand is full, packed with a wide variety...
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Nightstand (July 2010)
On last month’s nightstand: What I actually read this month was… (Click on the titles to see my reviews.) Fiction The Courteous Cad by Catherine Palmer Maid to Match by Deanne Gist The Princess Bride...
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Read-Aloud Favorites
I don’t often get a chance to read my library selections aloud to youngsters. Instead, I read most of my picture books silently, by myself. As a result, most of my reviews of children’s picture books...
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Borrowed from Carrie, who borrowed it from Barbara, who got it from a Booking Through Thursday prompt. What are you reading right now? Founding Faith by Steven Waldman. Oddly, that’s all I currently...
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Flashback: Bookworm Reminisces
I’m a reader and I’ve always been, which makes Linda’s book-related Flashback prompt this week kinda fun for me! Prompt: Did you like to read when you were a child? What were your favorite genres,...
View ArticleBook Review: “The Book Thief” by Markus Zusak
What is it about books that makes them so tantalizing? What is it about them that begs to be picked up, to be enjoyed, to be READ? I’m not quite sure what it is…but it is a powerful force. It’s the...
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