World Cup Season is fully here! Aside from a ball on a field landing in the net to score beautiful goals, what are we really celebrating? Teamwork Hard work Dedication Perseverance Unity Sportsmanship World Peace Here’s to two great final games!My best to you all,Megan
Hello! It’s time for Writer Wednesday, when I discuss another author and his or her book. Today’s pick is Anne Fortier’s Juliet. Beautifully interwoven, like the Medieval tapestries that adorned the walls of the castles of Sienna, Fortier’s novel bursts with heart and beauty. Shakespeare’s tales are universal and enduring to readers of all nations…
Hello! Today, I’m taking part in a Book Blast for author Christina Yother and her novel, Reverie. In full disclosure, I should note that I have not read this book. If you’d like the opportunity to read it, though, see the details of the exciting photo contest at the bottom! Reverie by Christina Yother Orphaned…
HAPPY FOURTH OF JULY! Then join hand in hand, brave Americans all! By uniting we stand, by dividing we fall. ~John Dickinson
Hello! It’s time for Writer Wednesday, when I discuss another author and his or her work. When I first saw Paris 1919: Six Months that Changed the World by Margaret MacMillan sitting on the shelf while in college, I was captivated. It was book love at first sight. In high school, I rode the bus…
Image from The Broke and the Bookish Today’s Top 10 Tuesday is Classic Fiction. I love classic fiction and read a lot of it. Therefore, I could not confine myself to 10. Here are 12. There are many other wonderful classic pieces, but these ones jumped out strongest for me to have to include as…
How The Economist reported Franz Ferdinand’s assassination, that sparked WWI, 100 years ago…
“For you, in my respect, are all the world; Then how can it be said I am alone, When all the world is here to look on me?”― Willilam Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night’s Dream