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White Christmas Wedding: A Novel
David and I were cleaning out the totes to put my book into the new bookcase David found for me the other day. While going through the books I found White Christmas Wedding: A Novel by Celeste Winters (Author). I had forgot I had this novel to read during Christmas. There are some books that don’t wait for the “right season,” they simply find their way into our hands and refuse to be set back on the shelf. For me White Christmas was one of those books. I found this book tucked away at Ollie’s for a small price, the cover alone did the convincing—red berries against soft white florals, the kind…
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Sunday Reading Feature: A Woman’s Place (Cover Impression)
I can’t wait for David to get paid this week or for a job to come in on the blog because I’m looking ahead to my purchasing my next read, A Woman’s Place by Danielle Steel. Should I go to Target’s and use the app or to Walmart to get the book and why? Even before purchasing the book and diving into the story, the cover drew me in with its very specific tone. Which carries that same sweeping, historical feeling you’d associate with something like Downton Abbey, a show I’ve never seen but where elegance and tension seem to exist in the same space. The cover for A Woman’s…
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Sunday Reading Review: Felicia’s Favorites A Novel
Earlier in the week I finished reading Felicia’s Favorites by Danielle Steel. I must tell you this book ended up being one of those books I feel in love with. The story captured my attention from the first page to the last page. I didn’t want it to end. This is one of the books that became very hard to put down. The story shifted from something I was casually picking up and setting down into something I wanted to keep returning to. I had to keep reminding myself I had things to do, and the book would be here when I came back. What really made this story work…
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