The lost and what they find

Book Review for "Bottomland" by Michelle Hoover

The Sound of Reading

Listening to Audio Books

Guest Blog Post: Ten Most Delicious Desserts Inspired by Novels

Ten Most Delicious Desserts Inspired by Novels

Guest blog post by author Andrea Lochen

Friday Finds (March 18, 2016): This Must Be the Place by Maggie O'Farrell

FRIDAY FINDS is hosted by Jenn of Books And A Beat, and showcases the books you ‘found’ and added to your To Be Read (TBR) list… whether you found them online, or in a bookstore, or in the library — wherever! (they aren’t necessarily books you purchased).

So, come on — share with us your FRIDAY FINDS!

My Friday Finds:

Titanic Flight

Book Review for "Flight of Dreams" by Ariel Lawhon.

Imaginary Things by Andrea Lochen eBook price promotion!

  Imaginary Things by Andrea Lochen

Summary: Burned-out and broke, twenty-two-year-old single mother Anna Jennings moves to her grandparents' rural home for the summer with her four-year-old son, David. The sudden appearance of shadowy dinosaurs forces Anna to admit that either she's lost her mind or she can actually see her son's active imagination. Frightened for David's safety, Anna struggles to learn the rules of this bizarre phenomenon and how best to protect him. But what she uncovers along the way is completely unexpected: revelations about what her son's imaginary friends truly represent and dark secrets about her own childhood imaginary friend.

Feature & Follow Friday March 4, 2016

The Feature and Follow is the premium BLOG HOP of Book Bloggers. Running for over five years, the Feature and Follow’s goal is to promote the book blogging and author community to join together and support each other – even if it is just through a simple follow. The FF also promotes creative post options by offering interesting topics we can all talk about and comment on! Come join us.

Włodawa's Wars

Book Review for "In the Land of Armadillos" by Helen Maryles Shankman

Tell me who you love

Book Review for "A Place Called Winter" by Patrick Gale

Through a Darkened Lens

Book Review for "The Photographers Wife" by Suzanne Joinson