Welcome to the Friday Finds: October 18, 2019 edition. Whether you arrived here from the official email or through another source, I am so happy you are taking the time to read this post. I hope you enjoy the items I found for you this week. Friday Finds email subscribers get an extra perk in their edition. Don’t miss out, sign up today. The form is at the bottom of this post.
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This Week on the Website – Friday Finds: October 18, 2019
If you haven’t seen them yet, I reviewed two books this week.
First up is Make the Connection – by Susan Berkowitz, SLP. I recommend this book to anyone who needs or wants to communicate with a nonverbal child.
Next, I reviewed City Living by Jimmy James Scott. This fiction novel follows a millennial from riches to rags while he struggles with conformity, life, and growing up.
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Books on the Radar – Friday Finds: October 18, 2019
Journey to Healing: The Art and Science of Applied Kinesiology by Eugene Charles – Nonfiction
The Queen of Moloka’i Book 1: Based On A True Story by Kirby Michael Wright – Ethnic biography
Melanin’s Motive by Abisola Adeyemo – Fiction/Young Adult
Eridani Resurrection by J.K. Phillips – First Contact/Christian science fiction
Prodigal (Marc Rinaldi Thrillers Book 1) by L.R. Stahberg – Hardboiled Mystery Thriller
Words Are Art: See The World Through My Eyes by Natasha R. Minier – Poetry/Prose
Osteoporosis & Osteopenia: Vitamin Therapy for Stronger Bones by Bryant Lusk – Nonfiction
The Burden of Trust: The Price No One Expected to Pay by Tabitha Young – Romantic Fiction
Carl Goes to Mouse World by R.J. Richards – Children’s Literature
Legends Untold: The Adventures of Annie Oakley, Houdini & Paul Bunyan by E. Gubbins – Action/Adventure
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Recipes – Friday Finds: October 18, 2019
Since Halloween is fast approaching, here are a few cute and simple appetizers to get you in the mood. They will be the hit of the party, or you can turn off the porch light and eat them all yourself!
Caramel Apple Nachos from Life in the Lofthouse are a special treat no matter what time of year you serve them. However, when the apples are fresh in the fall, you can’t get much better.
Candy Corn Cupcakes from Christy Denney, The Girl Who Ate Everything. Candy corn may be a fall classic, but these look good enough to eat all year.
Check out these cute deviled eggs with pumpkin-shaped centers from Delish. You could even use my Instant Pot Eggs recipe to cook your eggs so the whole dish takes even less time.
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What to Make – Friday Finds: October 18, 2019
You know how much I love mason jar everything. The Tomlinson’s of The Keeper of the Cheerios show us how to make some super Halloween decorations this week.
ChickenScratchNY shows us how to make these DIY Spiderweb Candle Holders using four everyday items from around the house.
If you are looking for knitting & crochet Halloween patterns this week, please click here! —-> PATTERNS
That’s it for this week’s picks. What was your favorite this week? Leave a comment on this post or reply to the email and let me know what you liked best!
Gina
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The Halloween Mason jars are adorable!
I know. I love mason jar everything.
The Candy Corn Cupcakes look super cute (& festive)!
I know. I’m thinking we could make them for any occasion. Would be so cute at Easter with a little peep on top.
I just love your website, all of it!