I’ve wanted a Little Free Library ever since I ran across my first one at a park years ago. Well, Honey and the boys surprised me with a kit last Spring (as in 2018!). It needed to be painted, partially assembled and installed, and other more time sensitive projects kept popping up. For my Christmas… Read More
Like last month’s edition of On My Bedside, I had My Dear Hamilton by Stephanie Dray and Laura Kamoie in my stack for months. I bought it after I fell in love with America’s First Daughter by the same authors. We are all huge Hamilton fans over here and my love of the Broadway show… Read More
After sitting on my bedside since the Christmas holidays, I finally read Where the Crawdads Sing by Delia Owens. Really, “read” is such a small word to describe what I did with this book. I devoured it. But, not in a race to finish it. Rather, to soak up every word, get to know every… Read More
I saw the book, Dad, I Wrote a Book About You, in a local boutique and knew it was perfect for Honey’s Father’s Day gift! It is absolutely darling! The pages inside invite kids to “fill in the blanks” about their dad. They are wonderful thought starters, appropriate for kids of all ages, and the… Read More
I’ve always been a fan of crime, suspense and thrillers and Jeffrey Deaver is one of my favorites. I also enjoy a good heroine, and Kathryn Dance fits the bill for me. My most recent read of his was XO: A Kathryn Dance Novel. It was a page turner and I particularly enjoyed all of… Read More
I started this post intending to write solely about Into the Water, but soon realized I never did a post on Girl on the Train. Both are by Paula Hawkins in the suspense / thriller genre. The Girl on the Train I love psychological thrillers and was so excited to read The Girl on the… Read More
I know the world has moved on to all things Spring, but I’d be remiss if I didn’t share Alaskan Holiday and, really, my love of all Debbie Macomber Christmas books. I picked this one up at Mother’s house over Christmas and read it in the week between Christmas and New Years. I particularly loved… Read More