I think every teenager and 20’s should be required to read this book. Good for couples about to get married and for married couples. Listen all the way through. I almost quit a few times but was glad I did not at the end.

This is an excellent work of poetry written by one of our patrons. Reading this made me feel like I got to know their heart more and their love for God.

This is the third book in the series. The series has been recommended to me many times. Jim Butcher writes well and James Marsters is a fabulous narrator.

This is a the 4th book in a series of books about a Scottish bookshop mystery focusing on a bookshop called Cracked Spine in Edinburg where a librarian moved from Kansas to organize, research and inventory the bookshop for her boss Edwin. Delaney finds herself in the middle of murder wrapped around the Loch Ness monster as she prepares to marry a pub owner from down the street that she fell for. Enjoying seeing her biological family from Kansas come over for the nuptials and meet her bookshop family of about a year now, the interesting case kept her busy. This book and the rest of the series is a great read!

So-so and it seemed like the author kept bouncing around. I didn't know where she wad going with her point. Yet, there were some good nuggets of truth that I can apply to my walk with God and to improve my marriage. In order to appreciate some of those golden nuggets, I had to bypass some of the stuff I didn't agree with such as gender stereotypes. The author seemed to be stuck in the 1950s.

Book #2 in the Book mobile cat mystery series is a fun, light read. Minnie and her cat Eddie manage to get involved in another murder mystery. I think I have found myself a fiction series to continue.

A good book to learn about prayer and the value it has.

I re-read this book that I first read in 5th or 6th grade over 35 years ago. I enjoyed it again. Scotti and Lorna, almost in 8th grade, complain about their moms and come up with this great idea to swap houses for a few weeks. I just wonder if this has ever happened in real life.

Amy finds herself and her beau in the thick of things again as they discover another body. This one because of art and forgies not like the one before dealing with history and family property heritage although this was her uncles heritage in painting. With the investigation involving an out of town art investigator being brought in, her aunt has warmed up to him while hosting him as the annual festival gets into full swing. A donated art piece gets stolen that was donated to the festival fundraiser from her uncles collection which is intertwined with the murder. Lots of clues that finally pair together when she gets back from her surprise trip from NY to see her beau perform while the festival is being covered by her aunt and best friend who sent her. A great read for sure!

A great book and a testimony of a radio personality once immersed in conservative far right politics. He was once very religious and stood for everything the Fox News people heavily promote. The only thing disappointing to me was that he totally deconverted from Christianity. Of course, that's his own journey.