Lesa's Book Critiques
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Favorite Books of 2018
Let's face it. I haven't started a book. I have plans for half the day on Dec. 30th, and there's lots of college football to watch. I'm ready to post my list of favorite books of 2018. My disclaimer is always that this is not a "Best of" list. It's just a list of my...
Stopping By Woods on a Snowy Evening by Robert Frost, Susan Jeffers
Since I already confessed I didn't read anything over the holidays, I'm going to share a gift book that I gave, thanks to a display at Parnassus Books. This is a reissue. Susan Jeffers' illustrations of Robert Frost's classic poem, Stopping By Woods on a Snowy...
What Are You Reading?
I haven't read a thing in the last week. I had a wonderful visit with my family. I'm heading home today, so once again, on a Thursday, I'll be driving. I'll be back on schedule tomorrow, though. Did you have time to read in the last week? If so, please share! As...
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas! This has been a magical Christmas for me. I'm home with my Mom, for the first time in thirty years. We've laughed a lot, made candies together, visited friends, played cards, enjoyed all of her decorations, and drove around to see other decorations....
What Are You Reading?
Let's talk about what's going on. I'm on my way to my mother's today for Christmas vacation. I won't be checking in on the blog until late in the evening. And, there won't be a Friday blog. I'll see what I can post for Saturday, but don't expect the blog on a regular...
Post Facto by Darryl Wimberley
It's been over ten years since I've read one of Darryl Wimberley's novels, but he still has a magical way of capturing northern Florida. His descriptions bring a failing rural community to life in Post Facto. When Clara Sue Buchanan lost her column in a Boston...
