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Monthly Archives: May 2015
Lila by Marilynne Robinson
I found this book at the library on the ‘new’ shelf and brought it home! Lila’s childhood was a nightmare of just struggling to survive. Doll, the woman who ‘saves her’ and carries her away to keep her alive, becomes … Continue reading
Tisha
Tisha: The Wonderful True Love Story of a Young Teacher in the Alaskan Wilderness by Robert Specht My rating: 5 of 5 stars This book made me want to go live in Alaska! Anne Hobbs is a young woman, nineteen … Continue reading
Sarah Morris Remembers
Sarah Morris Remembers by D.E. Stevenson My rating: 5 of 5 stars Loved this book! D.E. Stevenson has done it again for me! Sarah Morris is the daughter of an English vicar. She has two brothers, Willy and Lewis, and … Continue reading
Reading
It is a cold Spring day here, windy and a bit rainy. A perfect day for reading! I have been reading so much of D.E. Stevenson and Elizabeth Goudge lately (in case you haven’t noticed… : ) My old … Continue reading
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The Young Clementina
The Young Clementina by D.E. Stevenson My rating: 5 of 5 stars I admit, I’ve been on a D.E. Stevenson track lately! Once I pick one up, I enjoy it so much (and they are, by and large, light and … Continue reading
My Name is Mary Sutter
My Name is Mary Sutter by Robin Oliveira My rating: 4 of 5 stars Mary Sutter is a courageous character who has choices to make; choices between family loyalty and following her dream of becoming a surgeon. She is self-sacrificing, … Continue reading
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Mrs. Tim Flies Home
Mrs. Tim Flies Home by D.E. Stevenson My rating: 4 of 5 stars This final book in the Mrs. Tim series, was like the others, a light, pleasant and fun read! Hester Christie has now returned from Kenya where Tim … Continue reading
Mrs. Tim Gets a Job
I thoroughly enjoyed “Mrs. Tim Gets a Job”. Hester Christie does not *want* a job. But her do-gooder friend Grace decides that with Tim away in Egypt and the children at boarding school, that her good friend Hester needs something … Continue reading
Mrs. Tim of the Regiment by D.E. Stevenson
A re-read. I hadn’t read this one in years and had forgotten how entertaining it is! Mrs. Tim, (Hester Christie), a British Army wife, goes through ups and downs from life at the barracks to life in Scotland, as they … Continue reading
Saturday Reading
How I love Saturdays… weekends are for relaxing and reading a good book! The morning housework is almost done and I got my walk in… and now there is the anticipation of something to read and absorb myself in for … Continue reading