Miss Tavistock’s Mistake is a light book to read but at times that is just the kind of book you need. My feelings for Miss Tavistock went back and forth through the book. At times I felt she was naive. At times she seemed to have some wisdom. She was a bit stubborn in parts of the book. She does mature through the book and wonders if her mistake can be undone. I had some of the same feelings for…
Plans and secrets. We all have some of that in our lives. What if the secrets were so deep? What if the plans required that the secret be revealed. That is what is happening in Linda’s life. She has held the secret for years. Now things have changed and she finds that because of the change of plans she might need to reveal the secret. I could relate to Linda. I have plans and my plans have not always gone…
Reading is what I do when I am tired and need to sit. I am in the middle of chemo and so that means I am tired and have lots of time to read. So don’t try to compare what I read to what you did or did not do in September. I wish I was not sitting as much but that is life at this time. September’s Reading I am not going to share every book I have read…
I love a good book about WW II. Over the years I have read many books on that subject. Some excellent and some not so. Some autobiographical and some fiction based on true people and events. So, when the opportunity came to review Spies & Sweethearts, I couldn’t resist. This book is about two members of the US OSS in occupied France. I have recently read a book on a British OSS agent in occupied France. I didn’t realise that…
I have seen the Gospel-Centered Life Bible studies and was excited to have the opportunity to review this book. There are four new titles being released at this time. I chose to review Titus. I have read Titus but I am not sure I have really gone deep and studied the book so I was eager to have this opportunity. Titus is a short book just three chapters. This study is just seven lessons. Book Description Can the truth really…