Monday, January 16, 2017
Book review for unlocking your dream
well in my opinion everyone should read this. None of know all our hidden potential. What do we have deep down inside ? Phiip Wagner guides us through so much in this book and really makes you think. How do we enpower ourselves? How can we equip ourselves to reach , do more ? We all have dreams, this book gives insight in how to tap into that.
Thursday, December 29, 2016
Review for Batgirl at super hero high
I gave this to my granddaughter for Christmas and together we reviewed it :) I think this is perfect for young girls, my granddaughter is 9 and the other is 12. It is a positive reinforcement for young readers. It is funny, inspirational, I think there is a SG in all of us, young and old.
Tuesday, December 13, 2016
Book review for The Tunnels
I could hardly put this down and read it in two days. The research that went into this book is intense. The horror of personal things that took place to me in beyond words. Fascinating and deeply rivoting. A very detailed book, delivered well.
Tuesday, November 29, 2016
Book review for effortless healing
Who knew such a little book could be so packed with information. i enjoyed reading this book, it contains more information that one would expect. We often don't realize how we can help ourselves with different healing ways but this book will help you, it covers many areas of interest.
Wednesday, November 16, 2016
book review for Alexander Hamiltons Guide to life
I was very surprised by this book.Quick and witty quirps and lessons for one to hopefully take into their own lives. Rise from orphan hood to a man much admired. This book has it all.Well researched and well written. You do not have to be only an American to love the history here, its for us all.
Thursday, October 20, 2016
Book review for the Tea Planter's Wife
Oh this book has it all, love, suspense, deceit, shock, denial. It's a mystery, a love story, a thriller all bound together in one spell binding page turner novel.
An emotional read from the start, full of secrets and regrets. a defining word by word deeply rich in context book that has you hooked from the first chapter.
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Book review for In good company
I used to love the Carol Burnett show so when I got this book I was anxious to read it. Carol breaks down all the people and memories from her hit show. I enjoyed all of her personal stories that connect her to each person she worked with on the show. A light hearted walk down memory lane.
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