It’s been a while since I added to this blog’s virtual bookshelf, though I’ve been keeping up with my Goodreads account. I just finished a novel too good not to share with as many people as possible. I can remember the first time I picked it up at Elliot Bay Books. The year was [...]
If you’ve ever thought to yourself, my life would be different if only I had ________ as a child, then you should read this memoir. It will shut you right up.
Yes, Jeannette Walls had a creative mother and a loving father with a progressive intellect. But she also had a negligent mother and [...]
Seven Shares For The Seventh Day
1. On my desk: The first draft of my second novel. I let it sit for so long that I forgot the twists at the end. Though it needs a lot of work, I had fun reading it, which I’ll take as a good sign. But then again, can we ever get any [...]
I don’t remember how I heard about this book. It was one of those mysteries, like the passage of time and the universe itself, simply placing itself in my path until I brought it into my home, attracted especially by the sub-title: “A Holistic Vision of Healing That Honors Our Connection to [...]

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[Via: 30 Dr. Seuss Quotes to Live By]
We might think it ironic that a children’s author was one of the most prolific (and succinct) writers of the 20th century. But what better way to touch the future than [...]

When I was a young girl, I had a play kitchen in a corner of our basement. I would create an entire “house” down there. It was dark, dank and made of concrete, but it was mine. I decorated it just the way I wanted with doilies and dolls and dandelions picked from the grass.
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A book that I recommend to others, particularly women who enjoy historical fiction:
The red tent is the place where women gathered during their cycles of birthing, menses, and even illness. Like the conversations and mysteries held within this feminine tent, this sweeping piece of fiction offers an insider’s look at [...]
A quick, worthwhile read by the revered Vietnamese monk, Thich Nhat Hanh. (He is a spiritual genius.) The chapter on walking meditation moved me to tears. I’d never heard it explained like that… With such love and simplicity.
Hope you are enjoying the little things this weekend.

Yesterday slipped past me so quickly that I forgot to post this quote by Nisargadatta Maharaj that I’ve been saving for Wednesday’s Words of Wisdom. I found it in one of the books I am reading, “Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life” by Dr. Wayne Dyer in which he interprets each verse of the Tao [...]
And it is a perfect rainy day for reading.
What is your all-time favorite book?
If you like this, you’ll love:dr. seuss saysRoomThe Perfect PaintingThe Glass CastleSeven [...]
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