February 2011 Blog Posts (310)

Head over to my blog at http://dragonflyy419.wordpress.com/ to read a review of a great novel. Click on the picture or the following link to read my review: …

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My guest today over at Grace Elliot's blog is fellow author of historical romance Jean Hart Stewart.

Jean shares her love of the regency period, some interesting facts about the Duke of Wellington and tells us about her latest book 'For Love is New.'

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Hi, friends. See my latest reviews of recommended children's books at my new URL:

Think about it. If you're writing non-fiction, you have to stick to the facts. There's no way a writer can go inside the mind of the subject and detail how decisions are made. Only actions and consequences are recorded. One can surmise, conjecture, and deliberate, but will never really know the truth.…

I have been celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday with my daughter since 2007. We have made birthday cakes to eat while reading The Cat in Hat. We have traced our feet on construction paper, cutout the footprints, and placed them all over the basement while reading The Foot Book.  This year we started off our celebration by attending the Dr. Seuss Story Time at Target, a…

I just read one of the most well written books! You will not be disappointed! Get the complete reveiw here!

http://ekfamilybooks.blogspot.com/2011/02/fathers-anguish.html

The author has self published this fantastic and touching novel, but would love to get a publishing company behind him. If anyone has any ideas or contacts it would be much appreciated. This book was too good for me…

I want to give a respectful welcome to Irina and thank her for choosing this blog as a stop on her BlogTour. On to our interview…

Irina, I think a good first question is where are you from and what are some of the highlights of what brought you to write your book, Rediscovering The Power of No?

I was born and raised in Moscow, Russia and, being an admittedly…

One meets the most interesting of characters while travelling to the deeply hidden corners of the globe. The swamp is no exception, where indeed resides a curious peoples known as the ‘Cajun’. Excellent hunters, exceedingly fine fisher-folk, and tellers of choice fables, who will not allow a parched lip, nor empty belly to go un-tasted of their…

I really love this club so far!  Looking forward to checking out more of the blogs here and meeting great new readers!  

So glad to be here!