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Category Archives: Christmas
Cozy Read Wednesday: Oklahoma Christmas Blues by Maggie Shayne
Welcome to Cozy Read Wednesday. Oklahoma Christmas Blues is the prequel to Maggie Shayne’s McIntyre Men series and is not only cozy but a very quick read. Since it’s a prequel, you don’t need to be familiar with other books in … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Christmas, Easy Read Novel, Meme, Opinion, Romance
Tagged Christmas, Cozy Read Wednesday, Gunsmoke, Maggie Shaye, McIntyre Men
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Cozy Read Wednesday: The Christmas Cottage by Samantha Chase
We’ve had quite a bit of snow here in Ottawa the past few weeks and it’s quite put me in the mood for cozy Christmas reads. This is the first book by Samantha Chase that I’ve read and it was … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Christmas, fiction, Meme, Opinion, Romance
Tagged fairy tales, Raleigh NC, romantic setting
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Cozy Read Wednesday: Dashing Through the Snow by Debbie Macomber
Dashing Through the Snow is the first Debbie Macomber book I’ve read and a dash it certainly was. Ashley Davison, a grad student in San Francisco supporting herself by waitressing, has an unexpected opportunity to head home to Seattle for … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Christmas, Meme, Opinion, Romance
Tagged FBI, holiday season, romance, terrorism
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Countdown to Christmas Week 3
Christmas is coming faster than most of us would like even though our American friends have yet to celebrate Thanksgiving and I’ve been busy building and painting in my garage and haven’t been writing my blog much these days. I … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Blogger, Christmas, Growing Up, Opinion, Romance
Tagged Christmas, faux romance, Kourtni Reads, Marni Bates, reading, teen rock fan
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On My Bookshelf: Nov. 18/16
Time once again to look at some of the new acquisitions on my ever-growing To-Be-Read shelf. Things do tend to literally (pun intended) pile up. Here’s what’s new On My Bookshelf: Rogue Lawyer by John Grisham I always enjoy a … Continue reading
Countdown to Christmas Week 1
I usually don’t like to do anything “Christmas” before Remembrance Day (Nov. 11th — like Veteran’s Day in the US) but Kourtni’s enthusiasm is contagious. This could be a book to put you in the mood and since it’s free … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Christmas, Musings, Romance
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A Walk to Remember by Nicholas Sparks
I’m somewhat surprised to realize that this is the first book by Nicholas Sparks that I’ve ever read. I’m not sure why. I saw movies based on two of his books (The Notebook and Message in a Bottle) and loved … Continue reading
Posted in Adult Book, Author, Christian Book, Christmas, coming of age, Opinion, Romance, Spiritual Growth
Tagged coming of age, Nicholas Sparks, southern literature
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1017. Gloria in excelsis Deo. Et in terra pax.
Originally posted on Sacred Touches:
Glory in the highest to God. And peace on earth. Hallelujah, the babe is born, the Messiah has come! I wish each and every one of you the merriest of Christmases, and I pray that…
Posted in Blogger, Christmas, Musings
Tagged Beckah Shea, Christmas, Emmanuel, Gloria in excelsis Deo, joy
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One Special Night, a Christmas movie review
One Special Night (1999) has become one of my favourite Christmas movies. It’s just the right touch for a quiet evening, maybe with a fire going in the hearth, and a cup of hot cocoa or tea, or whatever. I’ve always … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, Actress, Christmas, Made for TV, Movie, Opinion, Romance
Tagged Alzheimer's, Christmas, Daniel Magder, James Garner, Julie Andrews, Thanksgiving, The Notebook, The Rockford Files, The Sound of Music
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The Lion in Winter, a movie review
There’s a tradition in my house and in my younger brother’s as well. At some point, at least one point, during the holiday season, we watch The Lion in Winter (1968) — Christmas, 1183, at home in Chinon with Henry I, … Continue reading
Posted in Actor, Actress, Christmas, Drama, Movie, Music, Opinion
Tagged Anthony Hopkins, Eleanor of the Aquitaine, Henry I, John Castle, Katharine Hepburn, Nigel Terry, Peter O'Toole, The Lion in Winter, Timothy Dalton
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