Book Reviews
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Book Review: Animal, Vegetable, Miracle by Barbara Kingsolver
Discover the joys of eating locally and seasonally with Barbara Kingsolver’s “Animal, Vegetable, Miracle.” This humorous and insightful journey inspires sustainable living, offering practical tips and heartfelt stories that will transform your relationship with food and the environment. Continue reading
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Book Review: The Art of Memory by Frances Yates
What do the fictional Dr. Hannibal Lecter, played by Anthony Hopkins in Silence of the Lambs, and Frances Yates’ The Art of Memory share? Dive into the mesmerizing world of memory and discover the secrets behind extraordinary mental feats. Intrigued? Continue reading
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Calling All Bibliomaniacs
May is here, and with it comes reviews of the books I’ve read and listened to over the past few months. Today, I’m not talking about the books themselves but sharing a personal revelation – not every book must be… Continue reading
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Book Review: All Things at Once by Mika Brzezinski
Diving into ‘All Things at Once’ felt like uncovering my own story. Mika Brzezinski’s raw honesty about the struggles of balancing career, marriage, and family resonated deeply. Her insights offer a guiding light through life’s complexities. Continue reading
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Book Review: Do Epic Sh*t by Ankur Warikoo
Ankur Warikoo weaves together personal narratives and practical wisdom, urging readers to embrace the power of their inner dialogue. He highlights that our thoughts profoundly shape our realities, asserting that a positive self-talk is crucial in determining our self-worth and… Continue reading
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Book Review: Empire of the Summer Moon by S. C. Gwynne
“Empire of the Summer Moon” by S. C. Gwynne is a riveting saga of the American West, weaving together the lives of Quanah and Cynthia Ann Parker with epic battles and harrowing journeys across the untamed plains of the Comanche… Continue reading
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Book Review: The Polygamist’s Daughter by Anna LeBaron
Anna LeBaron’s ‘The Polygamist’s Daughter’ transcends a mere memoir, offering a mirror to our own pasts. It’s a poignant exploration of resilience, urging us to find solidarity in shared struggles and to embrace our journeys of healing, growth, and empowerment. Continue reading
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Looking To The Past
Have you ever heard of such a thing as schools teaching young women to be proper housewives? And that issues a “Housewifery Diploma”? Believe it or not, this was the true foundation to what we now know as home economics. Continue reading
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