Lyme Disease is difficult to diagnose, hard to treat, often misunderstood, and tragically impacting many lives around the globe. In this post I am featuring three inspirational memoirs on the topic. Cherie Kephart – A Few Minor Adjustments Synopsis Cherie Kephart traveled the world from the remote villages of Central Africa to the majestic coastlines of New Zealand until a […]
Reading and reviewing books is a key part of being an author – crucial for improving our craft, and perhaps positive Karma? In 2019, I read and reviewed 62 books for my Goodreads Challenge. My reviews were also posted on Amazon and Bookbub. My favourite genres include inspirational memoirs, travel, environmental awareness, self help and crime thrillers. Red Notice was […]
I love reading memoirs, and Michelle Obama’s inspirational memoir “Becoming” is deservedly a bestseller. Synopsis An intimate, powerful, and inspiring memoir by the former First Lady of the United States In a life filled with meaning and accomplishment, Michelle Obama has emerged as one of the most iconic and compelling women of our era. As First Lady of the United […]
I thought I was well informed about HIV and AIDS until I read Roland Chester’s well written and informative memoir “Ripples from the Edge of Life.” Roland also made me question how I would react if I was told I only had a short time left on this good Earth? Book Synopsis If, out of the blue, you were given […]
Do you believe in angels? I certainly do, and I know they help me on a daily basis. Lorna Byrne Lorna Byrne has seen angels since she was a child. She is also able to describe them in great detail, and shares their messages of hope and healing for our future. Her first book “Angels in my Hair was published […]
A Very Special Book “The Shed That Fed A Million Children” written by Magnus Macfarlane-Barrow, founder and CEO of the charity Mary’s Meals, was my 50th book review for my Goodread’s Reading Challenge of 2018. It is a very special book that I have actually read twice! My Review “The Shed That Fed a Million Children” was once a garden […]
Sally Cronin is an incredibly generous writer and blogger who supports LOTS of authors and bloggers (myself included) through her blog Smorgasbord Invitation – a blog with a view – on books, music, humour and health. She has written ten books on a variety of topics, ranging from health to media training. This week I read and reviewed her book “Sam, A Shaggy […]
Watching the Daisies 