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Category Archives: Non-fiction
North to the Orient by Anne Morrow Lindbergh
North to the Orient is the first published book of Anne Morrow Lindbergh and details the trip she and aviator husband Charles Lindbergh made in 1931 to map and assess the feasibility of possible routes for the new airplane industry … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Memoir, Non-fiction
Tagged adventure, aviation, exploration, Lindbergh, Memoir
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Amelia Peabody’s Egypt, a compendium by Elizabeth Peters and Kristen Whitbread
This coffee table book is both informative and fun. It looks at late-nineteenth century Egypt and empirical Britain with both fact and humour. Amelia Peabody, archaeologist and sleuth, was enchanted with Egyptology and with pyramids in particular. While she is … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Non-fiction
Tagged Amelia Peabody compendium, archaeology, Egyptology, pyramids, Valley of the Kings
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Under a Wing, a memoir by Reeve Lindbergh
I had found out something about my father that afternoon, just by watching him work his way down through the air. I held on to the knowledge tightly afterward, and I still hold it to this day. I learned what … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Memoir, Non-fiction
Tagged Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Charles A. Lindbergh, history, Lindbergh family life
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Magnolia Story, The, Chip and Joanna Gaines with Mark Dagostino
If you follow home renovation shows and have watched Fixer Upper, or if you just really enjoy a success story, you’ll love the story of Chip and Joanna Gaines. Told in turn through both their voices, this saga is a … Continue reading
Posted in Memoir, Non-fiction, Romance
Tagged Fixer Upper, home renovations, love story, success story
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Sunday Special: Melanie Willard
Melanie Willard spoke to our Woman 2 Woman Bible Study (Metropolitan Bible Church, Ottawa) session recently about how to care for people in crisis. She speaks of this with authority because she has been through an amazing, torturous journey that … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Christian, Memoir, Non-fiction, Opinion, Spiritual Growth
Tagged crisis care, Dare to be Raw, Melanie Willard, Metropolitan Bible Church
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On My Bookshelf, June 22, 2018
I recently attended the book launch for an Ottawa author, Brenda Chapman‘s 4th book in a series called A Stonechild and Rouleau Mystery. It was an interesting experience — never attended a book launch before — and I thoroughly enjoyed … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Meme, Mystery, Non-fiction
Tagged Agatha Christie, Brenda Chapman, David McGee, fiction, history, Kate Quinn, Michael Korda, mystery, Ottawa
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We’ll Always Have Casablanca by Noah Isenberg
The full title is actually We’ll Always Have Casablanca – The Life, Legend, and Afterlife of Hollywood’s Most Beloved Movie and it has more interesting trivia about this amazingly enduring movie which seemingly took on a life of its own … Continue reading
Uprooted by Joan Sparling Migwans
Have you ever wanted to travel to exotic places? Have you ever experienced the loss of a loved one and temporarily lost your sense of equilibrium? Both of these things were part of Joan Sparling Migwans‘ experience and, rather than … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Adventure, Memoir, Non-fiction, Opinion, Travel
Tagged ancient cultures, Syria, teaching abroad, Travel
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fatty legs & a stranger at home by Christy Jordan-Fenton & Margaret Pokiak-Fenton
I count it a privilege to have been invited a few weeks ago to a United Church here in Ottawa where they have a program of evening events to try to develop understanding and reconciliation between the people of the … Continue reading
First Chapter, First Paragraph & Teaser Tuesday: Becoming Queen by Kate Williams
First Chapter, First Paragraph, is a meme hosted by Bibliophile by the Sea. Anyone can play — just copy the first paragraph of the first chapter (or prologue) and include a picture of the book cover. Leave your link at … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, History, Meme, Non-fiction
Tagged British Monarchy, George IV, Kate Williams, Queen Charlotte, Queen Victoria, William IV
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