HausMagick: Transform Your Home with Witchcraft by Erica Feldmann
Fun, but also readable. Lots of great ideas and the ‘why’ behind them. Something to turn back to time and time again for inspiration to clear your mind, and your house! Her personal story is also included and what an interesting tale! While I have yet to visit her store in-person (it was closed when I was there in 2020 due to the pandemic), I’ve made purchases off of the website. Totally recommend if you’re into this sort of thing! (March 2024)
The Hint of Light by Kristin Kisska
A very busy and emotional novel with plenty of hot topics, traumatizing events and a plain shocking ending! You’re kind of rooting for all the characters until the very end… I personally stopped rooting for a particular character at that moment! Scenes may be tough to read, and as the mother of a son, this hits in all the right places. (March 2024)
Please Return to the Lands of Luxury by Jon Tilton
Coming Soon!
Such a haunting, riveting and thought-provoking novella which couples fantasy and horror into a well-written tale! With vivid imagery and gripping story-telling, you’ll be wishing for more when the story ends because you’ve become ridiculously invested!
(April 2024)
The Untold-Stories from WWII by DW Saur
Each of these individual tales weave together to create one compelling story about certain horrific, historic events in time. Gripping descriptions mixed with surprising twists leave you wanting to learn more about these characters–even when the book is over. While not a fan of war books, movies, TV shows, etc, I would certainly read another tale about more untold war stories written by DW Saur. Thanks for getting me out of my comfort zone! (February 2024)
FANTASTIC read! Where was this book when *I* was a kid? Real-world problems (think: moving, bullies) with some magical flair (think: spells, shape-shifting earrings), this book is creative and magical with its message.It also leaves the reader with a question at the end—and gives you the desire to find out more in Book 2! Artfully crafted, this book and its author are an inspiration to all. My 9 year old boy is also reading it, and I know he’s going to take the message to heart. ❤️ (January 2024)
Not my typical genre to read–I only found this because the author won one of my giveaways! With such a heavy topic, you need to be in the right headspace to read this. It follows two American men (the author is Canadian) on a missionary trip who suddenly find themselves trying to rescue a child from human trafficking. As the story continues, so many characters become entwined as you can see how they, and we, are all connected. I wouldn’t necessarily say it’s a happy ending, but more a realistic portrait of how sacrifices and altruism work. Half of the proceeds go to charity. (January 2024)
Yoga, Kids, and Animals Coloring Book by Raha Tree
Not just for kids, this coloring book visually explains numerous asanas in a creative, fun way to help people with brains like to organize their bodies! Given as a gift to my son, I have no doubt he and I will use this not just as stress relief to color in, but also as a guide to practice yoga together. If I ever teach/do yoga kid’s classes, I know what book I’d hand out! 🫶 (February 2024)
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