Review – The Deprived by Steffen Hou is an excellent study of innocent people sentenced to death row. It tells of their struggles to find someone to believe them and fight for their freedom, as well as the effects upon their family. The Deprived: Innocent on Death Row by Steffen Hou Genres: True […]
Dancing With a Demon by Valerie Foster Primary Genres: Eating Disorders / Mothers and Daughters My rating: 5 0f 5 Stars Synopsis from Amazon: A mother’s love. A daughter’s battle. A family’s journey. What would you do if your child stopped eating? Dancing with a Demon is the true story of a mother searching […]
Review of Read to Succeed by Stan Skrabut My review of Read to Succeed by Stan Skrabut. This in-depth book gives you everything you need to develop a life-long reading habit. It covers the reading habits of highly successful people from history to today as well as tips and tricks to become a better reader. […]
Stroke Awareness – Guest post by Kimberly Davis Basso May is National Stroke Awareness month. In honor of all stroke victims, it’s essential to learn as much as possible about what to do if you or someone near you is having a stroke. Kimberly Davis Basso had a stroke at age 44 while home alone […]
Zoo Crew – 12 Pin-Loom Animals to Weave and Love by Deborah Bagley is a wonderful new book for pin loom weavers. You have a love/obsession with pin loom weaving. The question now is what to do with all those beautiful squares you have woven. The solution is found in Deborah Bagley’s Zoo Crew. There […]
Book Review – Curls by Hunter Hammersen Curls by Hunter Hammersen Curls – Versatile, Wearable Wraps to Knit at Any Gauge by Hunter Hammersen, Pantsville Press “Do you: ~Love shawls but find them hard to wear? ~Struggle to get gauge? ~Have a stash full of special, single skeins? Then Curls are just what you’ve been […]