I’m joining in today with the first 3-day Review-a-Thon, hosted by Brianna at The Book Vixen. I’ve got plans for Saturday and other things I like to do to get my week started well on Sunday, so expanding the Review-a-Thon … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Read Along of The War of Art by Steven Pressfield! Last week, we discussed the introductory material and Book One. Don’t miss Belle’s thoughts on the role of trouble and rationalization in Resistance at Ms. Bookish. Today we’re … Continue reading →
For many of us participating Sunday Salon and the New Year’s Resolution Reading challenge, it’s our first long weekend of 2015! This is a great time to re-group and re-energize our New Year’s Resolutions. I know I’ll spend part of my weekend … Continue reading →
I’ve only got a few hours to devote to this, so I’ll only have time for the basics. But, I’m behind on the basics, so it will be good to get caught up! Here’s what I hope to do this … Continue reading →
Christmas week, I reviewed A Flower for the Queen by Caroline Vermalle and Ryan von Ruben, an exciting botanical adventure story set, mostly, in South Africa. Today, I have a special treat — an interview with the authors, Caroline Vermalle and … Continue reading →
Happy Monday, all! I’m signing up for the Mini-Bloggiesta even though it looks like I won’t get much time except on Sunday. I’ll start working on a To Do list today so I can at least put that up on … Continue reading →
(Edited to add: here is Part 2 of our discussion). Welcome to the Read Along of The War of Art by Steven Pressfield! Today we’re discussing the introductory material and Book One. This is a slim book and we have … Continue reading →
Happy New Year, one and all! I hope every one participating in Sunday Salon and the New Year’s Resolution Reading challenge is having a great first weekend of 2015. Are you thinking about New Year’s Resolutions this week? Would a … Continue reading →
Happy New Year! Are you setting New Year’s Resolutions or goals? Check out the New Year’s Resolution Reading Challenge and choose a book or two to help you meet your goals. We’re doing a Read Along in conjunction with the … Continue reading →
I love the week between Christmas and the New Year — a calm oasis of time to close the old year and prepare for the new. In fact, I like it so much that I almost always extend it to … Continue reading →