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February 2023
A Golden Review: “Discovering the Magic of Dolly Parton in My Little Golden Book About Her Life”
As a fan of Dolly Parton, I was thrilled to come across My Little Golden Book About her life. This Dolly Parton Golden Book is a delightful addition to the funny Golden Books series, and it does an excellent job of capturing the spirit of this beloved country music icon.
Unraveling the Fate of Riley in The Last of Us: What Happens in the Game?
Warning:} This article on The Last of Us contains spoilers. Upon its release in 2014, the story DLC Left Behind was immediately praised for its heartfelt and critical contribution to the acclaimed game. In this new chapter, players were presented with a previously unseen moment in Joel and Ellie’s journey […]
A Heartwarming Tribute: My Review of ‘My Little Golden Book About Betty White’
As an avid reader and lifelong fan of Betty White, I was thrilled to get my hands on ‘My Little Golden Book About Betty White’. This charming book is a delightful celebration of the life and career of one of Hollywood’s most beloved icons.
From her early days in radio to her groundbreaking role on “The Mary Tyler Moore Show” and her recent resurgence as a social media sensation, Betty White’s career has spanned over eight decades. But what sets this book apart is its focus on her personal life and her infectious spirit.
Filled with fun facts and beautiful illustrations, the book takes readers on a journey through Betty’s childhood, her marriage to Allen Ludden, and her love of animals. One of my favorite sections of the book was the page that talked about her iconic friendship with her “Golden Girls” co-stars, which brought a tear to my eye.
Overall, ‘My Little Golden Book About Betty White’ is a heartwarming tribute to a true legend, and a must-read for fans of all ages. I highly recommend this book for anyone who wants to learn more about the incredible life and career of Betty White.
Alretha Thomas’ “The Girl in the Blue Blazer” : A Spellbinding Revenge Thriller That Will Leave You Breathless.
The Woman in the Blue Jacket opens as two females – Pamela Carter and Veronica Johnson – wait to encounter billionaire Andrew Clifford, a man with an awe-inspiring art collection and a massive ego. Knowing the remarkable track record of Andrew’s past proteges, Veronica is competing for a coveted apprenticeship to emulate in their footsteps. …
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My Review of Julian Fellowes’ Novel Published in 2004
As my days get busier, I have less and less time to write. Nevertheless, I stumbled upon a critique from my archives that I would like to share. This review for Snobs by Julian Fellowes which I read back in 2018. Surprisingly, I never posted it beyond Goodreads. Without further ado: Back then, this was my first the works of Julian Fellowes.
Reading a book that enlightens you and makes you look at the world differently is one of the best feelings ever. Here are five books that will shift your perspective and teach you different life lessons.📚 ✒️Article by Gabrielle Maya 🤡 Meme by Nia Williams
Reading a book that enlightens you and makes you look at the world differently is one of the best feelings ever. Here are five books that will shift your perspective and teach you different life lessons.📚 ✒️Article by Gabrielle Maya 🤡 Meme by Nia Williams
In honor of Black History Month, we are highlighting the importance of diversity and representation in literature. Check out these amazing fantasy fiction writers and diversify your reading list!🔮🧜♀️ ✒️Article by Savannah Swanson 🎨Graphic by Sam Cosca
In honor of Black History Month, we are highlighting the importance of diversity and representation in literature. Check out these amazing fantasy fiction writers and diversify your reading list!🔮🧜♀️ ✒️Article by Savannah Swanson 🎨Graphic by Sam Cosca
Bonnie Garmus Discusses the Challenges of Being Marginalized in Society
The Lessons in Chemistry author on her bestselling debut novel’s debt to her mother’s generation, how readers identify with her heroine and why the book’s title changedBonnie Garmus, 65, grew up in California and lived in Seattle and Geneva before moving to London in 2017. Her internationally bestselling debut, Lessons in Chemistry, out in paperback next month, is soon to be televised with Captain Marvel star Brie Larson in the role of Elizabeth Zott, an American scientist who, sacked for being pregnant in 1955, takes revenge when she’s hired to front a teatime cookery show. For Stephen King, the novel is…
Abigail’s Exchange: An Exploration of Bartering and Trading
by Kathryn Den HouterMission Point Press book review by Michelle Jacobs “The Women’s Exchange was hailed as giving women the magic to turn tears into smiles and stones into bread.” Abigail is living a contented (though imperfect) life in Baltimore … Continue reading →…