Shoes for Anthony by Emma Kennedy About the book: (from the publisher) This 1944 World War II drama tells the story of Anthony, a boy living in a deprived Welsh village, anticipating the arrival of American troops. Suddenly, a […]
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Overwhelmed: How to Quiet the Chaos and Restore Your Sanity by Kathi Lipp and Cheri Gregory About the book: (from the publisher) “I don’t even know where to start!” Feeling overwhelmed? Wondering if it’s possible to move from […]
Read PostA Fine Year for Murder by Lauren Carr About the book: (from the publisher) After months of marital bliss, Jessica Faraday and Murphy Thornton are still discovering and adjusting to their life together. Settled in their new home, […]
Read PostSnow! After hoping for it — and in my daughter’s case, praying for it since winter began — the white stuff finally fell…and fell and fell. For a good 24 hours, we got snow — […]
Read PostAlongside: A Practical Guide for Loving Your Neighbor in their Time of Trial by Sarah Beckman About the book: (from the publisher) Whether it’s cancer, death of a loved one, long-term illness or another significant challenge, we […]
Read PostThe Fire by Night by Teresa Messineo About the book: (from the publisher) A powerful and evocative debut novel about two American military nurses during World War II that illuminates the unsung heroism of women who risked their […]
Read PostThe Runaway Midwife by Patricia Harman About the book: (from the publisher) Midwife Clara Perry is accustomed to comforting her pregnant patients…calming fathers-to-be as they anxiously await the birth of their children…ensuring the babies she delivers come safely […]
Read PostWhat Falls from the Sky: How I Disconnected from the Internet and Reconnected with the God Who Made the Clouds by Esther Emory The book: (from the publisher) Esther Emery was a successful playwright and theater director, wife […]
Read PostGood morning, friends! Just a quick pop into your inboxes to let you know that as of this month, I have donned a new hat. I hope you’ll follow me to The Open Door Sisterhood […]
Read Post{One of the most wonderful effects of travel has to be the hunger it feeds for learning more of a place you have once visited. This explains in part the reason I eagerly said yes to […]
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