As you all may have noticed, I’ve fallen a bit behind in my 2019 reading challenge. Part of that has to do with my lack of devotion as...

Spring is finally here! Although the calendar date for spring marks it as starting in March, personally, I never feel like it’s spring...

Fort Worth, Texas, the 1990’s. Two distinctly opposite individuals with an unbreakable bond share their unique story of faith,...

I’m a traditionalist, there’s no way around that. But as I am preparing for my girls’ trip to Paris in a couple of weeks, I’m beginning...

Hello friends! I know I’ve been trying to keep up with weekly book reviews for my 2019 Reading Challenge which you can read here, but I...

I’d just like to start off by saying I am not an audiobook “reader.” I know many people who love audiobooks, especially my father, who...

After two and a half weeks of struggling through Erik Larson's Devil in the White City, I picked up a book called The Lipstick Gospel by...

*all photos used are in the public domain and labeled for reuse In his historically accurate retelling of the grand yet dark tales...

In her thrilling novel, Ann Patchett explores art, politics, and love in the most unusual of settings. Bel Canto is a world of its own...

I think the hardest thing about trying to read 52 books within the year is jumping from one genre to the next with little transition in...

The first book I read for the 2019 reading challenge was Owlflight by Mercedes Lackey and Larry Dixon, fulfilling the fantasy category of...

It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and as with most occasions in life, I’m convinced there are books perfect for it. Christmas has...

Now a days people communicate through texts, DMs, and social media. Middle school and high school kids roll their eyes and chuckle when...

I have read many books in my life—most of them good, some of them bad, and very few of them truly stunning. Kamila Shamsie’s newest...

When I was in middle school and early high school, I thought I wanted to be an architect. I enjoyed building houses in the Sims and...

I’ve known about Pride and Prejudice, by Jane Austen, my whole life. I grew up knowing it as one of my aunt’s favorite books, and we...