Resilience Road by Beth Koritz is the story of her journey to overcome divorce, disease, and life’s obstacles, with honesty & humor. In sharing her own deeply personal experiences, Beth introduces us to the tools and philosophies she has developed along the way and now uses in her therapy practice. This is the story of […]
Inventive Weaving on a Little Loom by Syne Mitchell is one of my favorite weaving books. Discover the full potential of the Rigid-Heddle Loom. The book is perfect for beginners to pros. Inventive Weaving on a Little Loom should be in every weaver’s library. ******************** Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop now button […]
Review: From Foster Care to Millionaire: A Young Entrepreneur’s Story of Tragedy and Triumph by Cody McLain is so much more than a rags-to-riches story. It’s an engaging and inspirational portrait of determination. ******************** Click on any picture, highlighted title, or shop now button to open the sales page There are affiliate links in this […]
Welcome to the Friday Finds – February 14, 2020. Do you celebrate Valentine’s Day? I’ve always felt like it should be a time to celebrate whatever you love, whether that is a person, pet, or doing something special for yourself. Along those lines, I have a few recommendations for you this week, as well as […]
Review: Journey to Healing by Eugene Charles. Journey to Healing: The Art and Science of Applied Kinesiology is a practical guide to Applied Kinesiology written in layman’s terms. One book can provide all you need to know to decide if this healing method is right for you. Title: Journey to Healing: The […]
Review: Lost In Thought – Memories of an Abused Child, the Horrifying True Story is the author bravely opening his heart and soul for the reader. Title: Lost In Thought: Memories of an Abused Child, the Horrifying True Story Author: Karson Lee Publisher: Independent Genre: Child Abuse; Dysfunctional Families; Biographies & Memoirs Print […]
Review: Material Value by Julia Goldstein is an incredible book about sustainability and recycling. The full title covers it all. Material Value: More Sustainable, Less Wasteful Manufacturing of Everything from Cell Phones to Cleaning Products Title: Material Value: More Sustainable, Less Wasteful Manufacturing of Everything from Cell Phones to Cleaning Products Author: Julia L.F. Goldstein […]
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 […]
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 […]
The January 2019 Newsletter Highlights are here! One of my 2019 ideas for the website & email list is to publish some highlights from the month. This post gives you a way to search for the books, recipes, crafts, and more you read about the past month. Plus, it shows blog followers some of what they […]
