There is no book associated with this post. Instead, some general observations. I’ve loved to read for as long as I can remember. I’m a fast reader. A really good book can suck me in and I will neglect all else in the world to read a little more. Although I’m ahead of the book-a-week […]
So now I know where Big Love gets its inspiration… .at least for stories concerning Juniper Creek and Bill’s complicated family history. Except in this instance, it is true. Stolen Innocence is Elissa Walls’ story of growing up under Warren Jeff’s in an FLDS sect of the Mormon church in Utah. In and of itself, […]
There’s been a quiet buzz about The Help. I’ve looked at it a time or two in the bookstore, heard it mentioned by a few people. It pulled me, much like Divine Secrets of the Ya Ya Sisterhood did. In other words, I’d think about it, then put it down. And, in the mean time, […]
A former colleague recommended Martha Beck’s Finding Your Own North Star to me several years ago. I’ve read it a few times now. Sometimes, I think we hear messages, get hints about our path, and we ignore them. Then, when the stars align, when the universe is ready, when we’re ready, we finally listen to […]
Harry, A History,by Melissa Anelli http://www.amazon.com/Harry-History-Wizard-Inside-Phenomenon/dp/1416554955/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1265769526&sr=8-1 Only minutes after I began listening to Harry, A History, I had to turn it off. As I recently explained on my Facebook page, even I am sometimes surprised at my level of dorkiness, and this was one of those moments. Should any of my friends read this post, […]