If you have read the bestseller Theo of Golden by Allen Levi, you might know what that title is all about. I won’t ruin the story for you if you haven’t read it and you definitely need to. I have read the book once and Continue reading →
Don’t get me wrong—I love flowers and chocolates as much as the next person. But over the last few years, Chris and I have realized that a low-key celebration suits us best. After all, he’s my sweetheart every single day; we don’t need one specific Continue reading →
I keep track of the books I read on Goodreads and every year they do a fun summary of what you have read for the year. You are able to set a goal and keep track of how much progress you made on that goal. Continue reading →
It seemed like it was about time to share my top five reads so far this year. While this list is not my all time top five books (that’s quite a different list), this is just from the 104 books that I have read or Continue reading →
I am a little bit late on the Banned Book Week and I always have the best of intentions when it comes to promoting it. But once again, it snuck up on me and I haven’t done anything in my Little Free Library or in Continue reading →
First of all, huge thank you to my BFF Ann for introducing me to Sean Dietrich’s writing years ago. He is one of those people who has enriched my life in a multitude of ways over the years and I am so thrilled that he Continue reading →
My love of books is no secret and on our recent trip to Alaska, Chris indulged me multiple times and helped me seek out bookstores to visit. By far the most impressive one was found in Homer, Alaska and goes by the name of Old Continue reading →
It is time for another edition of Beth Ann’s Book Reviews here on It’s Just Life. I love a good novel and this one, written by local author Katherine Scott Crawford, is one that will stick with me for a very long time. I was Continue reading →
. I couldn’t resist buying this book at the AAUW Used Book Sale earlier this week. Who else remembers Cherry Ames? Raise your hand! I was one of those girls who loved these books (there are 27 in the series) that featured 18 year old Continue reading →
