Join me for the August 21, 2020 edition of the Friday Finds Roundup Post. I’ve got fantastic book recommendations, zucchini recipes, a free knitting pattern, and more. Pass this along to a friend that might enjoy it.
The Beast and the Bethany by Jack Meggitt-Phillips is on an epic blog tour. Join Ebenezer Tweezer and Bethany as they take on the beast! Will 511-year-old Ebenezer survive until his next birthday? Will Bethany survive until tomorrow? Read this fantastic book to find the answers or just for the sheer joy of an incredible story with excellent illustrations.
Alexa’s a Spy and Other Things to Be Ticked off About by Dorothy Rosby is a low-brow look at high-minded living, a good-natured rant about the challenges we face and annoyances we deal with.
The 2nd book in the series, Phrebbel The Phrongol from planet Phrongolia has come back to Earth on another vacation. He needs help identifying the pictures in his photo album because he has never seen these things before. Can you help him again? This is a delightful children’s full-color picture book.
A slow-burn romance between two outsiders from opposite worlds: He’s the biggest outcast in town…She’s a wanderer who comes and goes…Together, they form an unbreakable bond. Read more on my blog tour stop for Chasing Wild Horses by Mila Nicks.
Gina’s Friday Finds Roundup | Aug 14, 2020 | Book recommendations, recipes, and creative projects. Woolworth’s Sea Foam Salad, Death by Chocolate minis, mysteries, humorous essays, Latin American Cookbook & Travel Guide, and Harry Potter Crochet kits. What’s not to love!
The Bench by Cromer Beach by R J Gould | Blog Tour Spotlight
Five people in a sleepy English coastal town. One year that changes everything.
They seem to have it all. They’re in good health and are financially secure. They live in a pleasant and comfortable town. But as their lives intertwine, cracks emerge and restlessness grows.
Young children will love this whimsical story of splashing in puddles and wading thru rainwater. It teaches lessons of perseverance and helping yourself overcome disappointment while entertaining children and adults. We all need a reminder to find the good in every day we are granted.
With a host of colorful characters and meticulous attention to period detail, Blood and Silver is a story of the best and worst of human nature, the passion for survival and the beauty of true friendship.
Friday Finds Roundup | August 7, 2020 | This week’s roundup has book suggestions, a blog roundup, Grilled Parmesan Zucchini, Garbage Brownies, and Cheesemaking kits. It’s a fun one. Won’t you please check it out?