One of my favorite parts about vacation (without kiddo) was all the free time I had to read. I could read on the way to the airport, in the airport, on the plane, on the van to the resort, and finally, by the pool or the beach. Therefore, I finished quite a few books! Almost [...]
By Elizabeth
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Posted in Book
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Also tagged a homemade life, Book, Books, catching fire, mockingjay, molly wizenburg, orangette, suzanne collins, the boy who harnessed the wind, the hunger games, the hunger games triology, william kamkwamba
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O Me of Little Faith: True Confessions of a Spiritual Weakling by Jason Boyett – In following with my year’s pursuit of the word ‘belief’, I am reading more about people who deeply doubt. This book had a bit of a different feel than the last book that I read, almost more raw. I don’t [...]
By Elizabeth
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Posted in Book, Reviews
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Also tagged Anne of Green Gables, Books, Crawling: A Father's First Year, Elisha Cooper, Jason Boyett, Julia Child, L.M. Montgomery, Mary Roach, My Life in France, O Me of Little Faith, Packing for Mars
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January 5, 2011 – 8:00 am
I have been doing a lot of reading and not much posting on the books that I have completed! I am in the middle of some really great books right now but I figure I should go ahead and sum up the books that I read in 2010. Because it’s already 2011. Book Club October [...]
By Elizabeth
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Posted in Book, Reviews
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Also tagged barbara ehrenreich, Book, Books, gary thomas, nickel and dimed, rebecca skloot, review, sacred marriage, stieg larsson, the girl who played with fire, the immortal life of henrietta lacks
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September 28, 2010 – 8:44 am
Alright. I really wasn’t planning on ever reading this book. I know. That’s awful to type out loud, but I have an incredibly low tolerance for cheesy Christian books. Blasphemy, right? But over and over again, the ladies at my church kept recommending Captivating by Stasi Eldredge as a book that impacted their life profoundly. So, [...]
By Elizabeth
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Posted in Book, Reviews
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Also tagged Book, book review, Books, captivating, charles fay, Happiest Toddler on the Block, jim fay, Katheryn Stockett, parenting with love and logic, stasti eldredge, The Help
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I’ve been doing a little reading this month and I’d say that it’s been a fairly diverse set of books. A parenting book. A classic love story. And a sci-fi novel. I don’t know if they get any more different than that. But I did enjoy them all! A co-worker gave me the Happiest Baby [...]
For May’s bookclub book, we read Trail of Crumbs by Kim Sunee. None of us particularly loved the book, it wasn’t bad, but it wasn’t up to the caliber of some of the other books we have read. It was a lot like Eat, Pray, Love in my opinion. . . and I though Eat, [...]
By Elizabeth
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Posted in Baking, Book, Dessert, Recipes, Reviews
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Also tagged book review, Books, cake, chocolate, cream, Eat, Eat Pray Love, Kim Sunee, Love, mascarpone, nutella, Pray, Trail of Crumbs, whipped cream
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April 27, 2010 – 10:45 am
It’s been awhile since I’ve had the time to write up about some of the books I’ve been reading, so I thought I would do some concise summaries just to get them out of my head and recorded on this blog. You know that’s why I blog right? To get things out of my head [...]
By Elizabeth
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Posted in Book, Reviews
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Also tagged A Million Miles in a Thousand Years, azar nafisi, Book, book review, Books, Donald Miller, Donna Tart, Jeffrey Zaslow, reading lolita in tehran, The Girls from Ames, the secret history
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