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Strictly Letters: The Convenient Marriage by Georgette Heyer
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Friday, June 25, 2010. Ah, those hazy summer days. Sitting on my porch rocking chair with my bare foot dangling lazily over the arm rest whilst I rest peacefully over the other one. So relaxed my eyelids hover within centimeters of each other. And that's saying something. Yet again, I can't help but wonder: why aren't any of her books made into movies? I'd be first in line if they were. Be sure to check out Book Review Wednesday's!
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Strictly Letters: The Half Way Mark..
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Wednesday, June 30, 2010. The Half Way Mark. The year's half over. Didn't summer just start? Where has all the time gone.sigh. Not that anyone cares, but I like to take stock occasionally, either to feel good about, or worse about how much time I've been reading instead of cleaning my house. Book totals so far this year:. 5 are what I might call Romances. Which means, there may have been kissing.or other stuff. 1 book of Poetry. Princes...
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Strictly Letters: The Parenting Breakthrough
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Thursday, July 29, 2010. By: Merrilee Browne Boyack. Her Website: http:/ www.boyacks.com/Merrilee/. This is a parenting book available through Deseret Book and I thought I would post a review because overall I thought it was really good. If you are looking for ways to teach your children to work and accomplish goals such as saving for a mission and college, this may be the book for you. Overall: 4 out of 5. I like the idea of having a c...
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Strictly Letters: Mandy's Reading List - 2008
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Tuesday, December 16, 2008. Mandy's Reading List - 2008. First off, I am impressed you can remember how many books you read in the last year! I have been trying to remember and I am having a hard time. Here are the ones I do recall. 1 Faith of Our Fathers: A House Divided - Allen, Nancy. 2 Faith of Our Fathers: To Make Men Free -Allen, Nancy. 3 Faith of Our Fathers: Through the Perilous Fight -Allen, Nancy. 5 Twilight - I liked this book.
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Strictly Letters: The Cookbook Collector
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Saturday, May 14, 2011. Title: The Cookbook Collector. I do not think it is possible for me to describe how much I loathe this book, but I will try. I was told this book was about two sisters and how their relationship evolves. Having several sisters myself, I thought I would be able to relate. Plus, several reviewers had said that Allegra Goodman was the new Jane Austen, so how could I go wrong? Well, how could this book go so wrong?
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Strictly Letters: What's up for 2009?
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Sunday, December 28, 2008. What's up for 2009? A new year is upon us. A new year - a new mission statement. This is a place for readers and writers. We're interested in developing a site where we can set goals for reading, post our reviews, find out what kind of pages people are turning, and develop and expand our own tastes. Maybe even try a new genre! Check out the Reading Duels. Each month we'll have different writing challenges.
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Strictly Letters: The Disappearing Spoon
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Sunday, August 1, 2010. I’ve been reading a lot of non-fiction lately, and for me, that’s really.well, unusual. If you had asked me a couple of years ago how I felt about non-fiction, I would have described it as eye-glazingly dull, a dry recitation of facts. But now I actually scour the non-fiction shelves at the library eagerly. I know - it’s crazy! The only explanation is that non-fiction has gotten better. (It can’t be. Who knew the...
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Strictly Letters: 2008 bliss
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Tuesday, December 16, 2008. First, I like arithmetic. So before I am kicked out of the club, here is my list of books for 2008. It was a wonderful journey. Also in no particular order. 1Sarah by Orson Scott Card. 2The Holy Secret by James Ferrell. 3Queen of Bable by Meg Cabot. 4Push Not the River by James Conroyd Martin. 5Against a Crimson Sky by James Conroyd Martin. 6The Star of Kazan by Eva Ibbotson. 7The Ghost Writer by John Harwood.
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Strictly Letters: Abigail Adams: A Life by Woody Holton
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Where a little ink and paper changes the world - one mind at a time. Tuesday, June 1, 2010. Abigail Adams: A Life. Doctor, therapist, teacher, entrepreneur, politician, mother, and wife, in no particular order at any particular time. And she knew it. Sounds like an interesting book. I didnt know Jefferson and Adams had a rivalry. Must have missed that day in history class. June 3, 2010 at 9:20 AM. If they were women, their perids probably wouldve sychronized. June 11, 2010 at 7:46 AM. A book review blog ...
