Hello, friends! I’m here again today to share a new book from one of my favorite self-published authors, Amanda Tero….
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Top 6 Books of the Year (So Far)
Well, friends, we’re already well into 2019 already—hard to believe, isn’t it!? I thought it would be fun to share…
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A Rich Week
Life has been very full the last little while. And I’m loving it.
Last week was mostly spent tidying up after moving, finding new homes for all our things, etc.
This week, I worked two full days at my new job (helping out a family; SO much fun!), and starting a project I’ve taken a break on for the last two to three years: School work. And, while stretching, and while I am behind (I’m working on it, I promise!), I’ve been enjoying it so much.
Book Club Beginnings
Somewhere near the beginning of the year, I came across Tim Challies’ reading challenge. I don’t remember if I’ve ever seen it before, but when I saw the list—and imagined how much it would stretch my current reading habits!—I thought it might be worth a try. Just once.
After all, if I do finish even one portion of the list, I’ll have read some books I wouldn’t have normally read before, so that’s worthwhile in itself!
Some of the books in the challenge will be pretty easy to do, like biographies, or books published in 2018 (for the last few years, I’ve often had the chance to read to-be-released books, or recently released ones, so this shouldn’t be a problem!).
The Texting Book Story – A Guest Post
When I signed up to review Where Dandelions Grow, I also had the option of Lydia guest posting on my blog. Today, I’m excited to share with you a part of the backstory for the book—who the real people are. This was something I was curious about, as I saw a mention of this “texting book” in the story, so I’m interested to hear a little more about how this story came about today! Welcome, Lydia!
Only the bestest of cousins could inspire a story like Where Dandelion Grow, and my cousins happen to be the inspiration.