R. J. Eastwoods’ science fiction novel The Autopsy of Planet Earth is the overall winner of Best Book for Book Talk Radio! I am not a huge SciFi fan. Did not think I would ever read it. Certainly did not think it held any relevance for me. Wow, was I wrong! R. J. Eastwood has … Continue reading The Autopsy of Planet Earth by R. J. Eastwood
TCM: Christmas in the Movies by Jeremy Arnold
I am a Christmas nut. I absolutely love Christmas and one of the ways in which a person can tell I love Christmas is that I own over 100 Christmas movies. I have long collected them, from old classics to new releases, from children’s to sing-a-longs, so I am always on the lookout for more. … Continue reading TCM: Christmas in the Movies by Jeremy Arnold
The Clay House by Vince Vogel
This is the second book in the Jack Sheridan series. I loved the first one, gave it 5 stars and could not wait to read the second one. I was not in any way disappointed. Vince Vogel is an exceptional author. This book keeps you on the edge of your seat. I read it in … Continue reading The Clay House by Vince Vogel
Brushed Away by Jason Deas
Technically, this is the third in a series about retired FBI agent Benny James, but it is the first I have read and it does very well as a stand alone read. Benny James retired to the small town of Tilley, Georgia. He expected to live out his remaining years living on his boat relaxing … Continue reading Brushed Away by Jason Deas
Autism in April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years by April J. Lisbon
Autism is a difficult topic. This book by Dr Lisbon is not a manual, it is not a “how to”, but a sharing of what it is like to have an Autistic child, to be a parent of a child with this special need, to also be an educator with an autistic child and what … Continue reading Autism in April: A Mother’s Journey During the Tween Years by April J. Lisbon
A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg
This is an older story (2005) about Oswald Campbell, who has been diagnosed with such severe COPD that he has not long to live. The doctor does however give him a very old brochure for a hotel in Lost River Alabama where his father, also a doctor, would send people with the same problem to … Continue reading A Redbird Christmas by Fannie Flagg
