Inspired by Edith Holden A sunny day amongst the evergreens. Cotton Candy Snow at the front door. Canada Goose

Carson McCullers "Sojourner" by Carson McCullers (1955) Inspired by the comments on  this post at Shelf Love (which refers ...

  Rilla of Ingleside by L. M. Montgomery (1921) I have read Anne of Green Gables too many times to recall, but I think this is perhaps...

A little update on this week's reading. I know I said that I was going to try to write more this month, but I'm just not really fe...

My intentions for February are to share more thoughts on the books I read than I did in January, and to read from this stack: Cat's E...

Fleur Fisher, in her post about The Country Diary of an Edwardian Lady at the end of December got me thinking. I've loved this un...

In my early 20s one of my absolutely favourite books was Anne Tyler's The Accidental Tourist .  The lure of Macon Leary's reclusi...

Marilyn Halvorson lives on a cattle ranch near Sundre, Alberta.  She is a teacher, and the author of several well-known YA novels set in ...

The Little Free Library Project I decided at the beginning of 2014 that I would read exclusively from my own shelves for the first ...

I found another unfinished review from last month.  I am feeling well enough to read now that I no longer have to take pain killers that mud...

I had a vague recollection of having written something about Cheryl Strayed's Wild at the beginning of December, but a lot of things fr...

My first book of 2014 was intended to start me out on the path I intend to follow this year.  I have decided that I need to read more sho...

During my recent ill health I turned to L. M. Montgomery's The Blue Castle as a comfort read of sorts.  My mother was here to help...

It has been an excellent year of reading!  Going over the list of books that I read this year made me so thankful that I have access to the ...