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Review: The Ramblers by Aidan Donnelley Rowley

This is one of those novels that quickly engages the reader, full of dynamic and rich characters that evoke feelings of sympathy and remorse, but also hope and promise.  Clio, Smith, and Tate all come from vastly different backgrounds, yet … Continue reading

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2016 Big Game’s On Read-a-thon: Half-Time

Half-time has come & gone and so it is time to reminisce on what you’ve read so far today.  No need to write a complete post about it, just share your comments below! How has your reading gone so far? Are … Continue reading

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2016 Big Game’s On Read-a-thon: Mini-Challenge

It’s time to predict some winners of this read-a-thon! For this challenge, take a look at the books you plan on reading today.  Which do you predict will come out as the winner and why?  Do a post to answer … Continue reading

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2016 Big Game’s On Read-a-thon: The Kick-off!

It’s finally here, the kick-off for The Big Game’s On Read-a-thon!  Although the official Superbowl kick-off isn’t for several hours yet, I wanted to give everyone the opportunity to start reading if they choose! There’s still time to sign-up if … Continue reading

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2016 The Big Game’s On Read-a-thon: Pre-game

Before the big game begins tomorrow, I wanted to go over a few “rules”, which aren’t really rules per se but to go along with the whole football game theme I’ve got to stick to the terminology!  The read-a-thon officially … Continue reading

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Audiobook Review: A Step Toward Falling by Cammie McGovern

What a rewarding listen! Told from the perspectives of Emily and Belinda, listeners get a well-rounded experience of how both sides of this situation have fared. Most importantly, however, is how both girls, despite their differences, have far more similarities … Continue reading

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Review: The Evening Spider by Emily Arsenault

This is one of those books I was instantly captivated by, the premise drawing me in.  I’m all about old creaky houses that go bump in the night.  Even more so, I was drawn to the two characters, Abby and … Continue reading

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Review: Missing Pieces by Heather Gudenkauf

I’ve been a fan of Gudenkauf’s writing for some time, devouring each book as soon as it releases.  She is an expert at portraying the intricate details of small-town life: the relationships, history, and secrets.  Most importantly, however, she captures the … Continue reading

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Review: The Big Rewind by Libby Cudmore

Never before have I read a book so difficult to categorize.  Is it a love story? Quirky whodunit?  Likely all of the above! Growing up in the 80s, I’m quite familiar with mix tapes. So many hours spent cultivating the … Continue reading

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Month in Review: January 2016

Egads, what a month it’s been.  This is my busy travel season for work.  I had two back-to-back trips to Chicago and Anchorage.  Yep, two typically cold locations, but both were warmer than home!  A record-breaking snowstorm postponed my return … Continue reading

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