I kept seeing this title around the Twitter-verse, and when I saw it was available on Overdrive I decided to give it a try.
Continue reading “Review – Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake”
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I kept seeing this title around the Twitter-verse, and when I saw it was available on Overdrive I decided to give it a try.
Continue reading “Review – Three Dark Crowns by Kendare Blake”
It’s that time again! Time to find five recent things that have made me happy or I’ve found interesting.
How about you? What positive things have you experienced this week?
I’d been seeing a little bit of The Reader on Twitter, and thought the cover was beautiful. When I found out Traci Chee is going to be at YAKFest, I thought it would be a good excuse to read this book 😉 I borrowed the kindle edition from my library on Overdrive. Continue reading “Review – The Reader by Traci Chee”
Hello there! I bet you didn’t think you’d see a gardening post so soon! Last year I came across an idea called “winter sowing.” Basically, you sow the seeds you want to grow in a plastic container and set it outside during the winter. In colder climates (those with freezing temps/snow), this is a way to get a jump on the gardening season. It’s hard to find much info on winter sowing in warm climates, mostly because I think there’s not really a need for it. BUT! I figure there’s no harm in trying, right? I already have all the materials, and if nothing comes from it, I’ve lost nothing, and gained experience I wouldn’t have if I didn’t try at all. Continue reading “#GardenWithJulia 2017 – Winter Sowing”
Jackaby has been on my radar for a while. But honestly the push for me to finally check this out from my library’s Overdrive is that Ritter will be at an event I’m attending at the end of the month. I haven’t read books by most authors appearing there, and his was available, so…yeah. Choice made. Continue reading “Review – Jackaby by William Ritter”
Hello and welcome! I hope your first week of the new year has been good! Here are five things recently that made me happy:
What things have made you happy recently?
One of the biggest positives for me is my #GardenWithJulia project. To have found something that bring such genuine happiness, curiosity, and excitement to me is incredible. Sure, I’ve made some mistakes. But I also learned a lot!
I got to spend a weekend with the incredible authors S. Usher Evans, Christina McMullen, J. Leigh Bralick, and S.K. Valenzuela at Fan Expo Dallas.
I went to NTTBF and the Mansfield Book Festival with my mother-in-law, and we met/listened to some incredible authors. This included meeting the wonderful Kelsey Macke, author of Damsel Distressed.
I spent lots of time with family.
I look forward to seeing what you have in store.
I’m not really one for setting resolutions, but if I had one, I’d say it’s to be better. That doesn’t mean I aim to be Supermom or anything, but I want to generally take better care of myself and be happy about whatever I’m doing.
Hello there! Stacking the Shelves is hosted by Tynga’s Reviews. Usually a weekly meme, mine pop up on a monthly basis. These are the books I’ve acquired since the December edition.
*This is just a sampling of what I “bought” this month. I frequented the top free best-sellers on Amazon, stocking up on romances for the most part.
Faery Swap by Susan Kaye Quinn
Unmatched by Stephanie Kay
The Midnight Sea by Kat Ross
Beautiful Storm by Barbara Freethy
Undeniably Yours by Becky Wade
The Cowboy’s Christmas Plan by Shanna Hatfield
Austenland by Shannon Hale (Audiobook)
The Sun is Also a Star by Nicola Yoon
The Reader by Traci Chee
Wicked Misery by Tracey Martin
A Moonbow Night by Laura Frantz
Sunrise Canyon by Janet Dailey