I think I’m calling my Ireland photo project done — it only took three months. I’ve pulled together all of the sets into a collection so that they can be viewed in chronological order: Ireland Trip 2012. If you like … Continue reading →
Book: The Color of Tea by Hannah Tunnicliffe Genre: Fiction Publisher: Scribner Publication date: June 5, 2012 Pages: 316 Source: Review copy from publisher Summary: The Color of Tea by Hannah Tunnicliffe begins with a depressingly despondent narrator, Grace, moving to … Continue reading →
For more from Dublin Castle and other photos of our Ireland trip, visit: Joy’s Flickr Photostream. For more photos around the web, visit: Wordless Wednesday.
Continue reading →Book Blogger Appreciation Weekwas a busy time at Joy’s Book Blog! If you haven’t done it yet, be sure to take the exit survey for BBAW — it’s really short and easy: Please Vote on a Few Important Things for BBAW … Continue reading →
For more photos from our Ireland trip, see Joy’s Flickr Photostream. For more photos around the web, see At Home with Books: Saturday Snapshot – September 15.
Continue reading →Book: The Good Food Revolution by Will Allen Genre: memoir Publisher: Gotham Books Publication date: May 2012 Pages: 254 Source: Library Summary: Will Allen is a former professional basketball player (mostly in Europe) and business man (mostly in Wisconsin). This … Continue reading →
Wednesday’s topic for Book Blogger Appreciation Week is “What does book blogging mean to you?” For me, it’s all about the book blogging community. Smaller weekly memes. These are most like weekly meetings at the local coffee shop. You … Continue reading →
For more about Oscar Wilde: Book Review: Stories for Children by Oscar Wilde and a Wilde visit to St. Louis For more photos from our Ireland trip: Joy’s Flickr Photostream For more photos around the web: Wordless Wednesday
Continue reading →My BBAW interview swap is with Kelly, The Well-Read Redhead. Check out her blog for reviews from a wide-ranging reader, posts from an enthusiastic participant of book blogger memes, and progress reports from the Around the World in 80 Books … Continue reading →
I was reading three or four other books, but they have all fallen by the way side while I read the 900 page chunkster Sarum by Edward Rutherfurd. I could use another seven-hour flight to get this done — that’s … Continue reading →