I first discovered Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris on Instagram. She posts very interesting content about all kinds of historical and medical history and I highly recommend checking her page out. When I realized that she had written a book, The Butchering Art, I had to pick it up. It's about one of the most pivotal times… Continue reading Book Review for “The Butchering Art” by Dr. Lindsey Fitzharris
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Book Review for “The Twelfth Transforming” by Pauline Gedge
After reading Child of the Morning by Pauline Gedge, I was not looking forward to reading the other book I owned by her, The Twelfth Transforming. Child of the Morning was well written, Egyptian historical fiction but it was so bland and filled with annoying characters. I was worried that The Twelfth Transforming would be… Continue reading Book Review for “The Twelfth Transforming” by Pauline Gedge
December Wrap Up & New Year’s Resolutions!
We made it to the end of another year and we're heading into a new decade! I hope that 2019 has been as good to you as it has been to me. At the end of 2018, I was very depressed. I was desperately hoping that 2019 would be better and thankfully, it was. It… Continue reading December Wrap Up & New Year’s Resolutions!
Book Review for “The Nativity Story” by Angela Hunt
For my last book review in December, I wanted to review the most Christmas-y book I own, The Nativity Story by Angela Hunt. I think the title is pretty self explanatory but just in case you're not familiar with Christian teachings, this book is about the first Christmas, the birth of Jesus. I am a… Continue reading Book Review for “The Nativity Story” by Angela Hunt
Short Story Review for “The Snow Queen” by Hans Christian Andersen
For December, I wanted to review at least one story that fit the season but wasn't necessarily a Christmas story. I searched through my books and came across the collection of Best Loved Fairy Tales by Hans Christian Andersen. I bought this massive book years ago but never even opened it. Andersen's stories were the… Continue reading Short Story Review for “The Snow Queen” by Hans Christian Andersen
