Book Review: An Early Spring by Joann Durgin + a Confession
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Book Review: An Early Spring by Joann Durgin + a Confession

Small-town charm and rediscovered dreams are always in season in Dogwood Creek, Tennessee! Investigative journalist Ryan Hartmann is living his best life. Based in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia, he gets the prime assignments and travels the world. When he finally takes a break to visit his Grandpa Luke in a tiny mountain town in…

Book Review: The Indispensable Kid: Absolutely necessary, essential; incapable of being disregarded
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Book Review: The Indispensable Kid: Absolutely necessary, essential; incapable of being disregarded

From Amazon: No one ever claims that raising children will be easy. Women go through some of the most challenging pain in childbirth. Moments after birth, the mother changes all focus to the life on her chest. People often say that women are so focused on their babies after childbirth that they are rarely overcome…

Book Review: Friends, Lovers, and The Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry
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Book Review: Friends, Lovers, and The Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry

I’m busy enough these days that I rarely post a book review unless I’ve been asked by a publisher. This is the exception because I’ve read some other reviews and opinions on this book, and I wanted to offer a different perspective. The book? Matthew Perry’s Friends, Lovers, and the Big Terrible Thing. I’ve followed…