8 The Girl on the Train as Compared to Gone Girl
I have stayed far, far away from those books that are compared to Gone Girl. I bypassed Liane Moriarty and S.J.Watson just because I…
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Mailbox Mondays: My March Reading Sorted
Welcome to Mailbox Monday, a meme started by Marcia of To Be Continued. I received some great books last week, and just like that…
Spread the Love – March 02
Last week, I was in a bit of a blogging and reading slump and so was pretty quiet on here. Nothing much happened on…
Wordless Wednesday: Another Raza
I’ve been asked a couple of times what’s happening with Snubnose’s art, and I realized I don’t post too many pics of what she’s…
Spread the Love Linky – February 22
It’s been a quite week. I spent most of yesterday running errands. In the night, we sat down to watch Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol,…
8.3 The Power of Literature and Academia in The Secret History
Under the influence of their charismatic classics professor, a group of clever, eccentric misfits at an elite New England college discover a way of…
Gardening with a Brown Thumb
Last year was devoted to getting our front yard in order. We moved into our home two years ago, and while our house was…
Fifty Shades of Grammar – An Infographic
[infobox maintitle=”Written in Collaboration with Grammarly” subtitle=”” bg=”yellow” color=”black” opacity=”off” space=”30″ link=”no link”] Considering that the movie just released in theatres in America, I…
Why do Book Quotes Have Such an Impact?
The love for books and the knowledge that is obtained from them has become the substance in many ideologies, philosophies, and other reverential thoughts…
Teaser Tuesdays: The Secret History
I casually picked up The Secret History by Donna Tartt this weekend, and she just totally reeled me in, right from the opening page…