Book Review: Awake at Dawn

Title: Awake at Dawn (Shadow Falls) Author: C. C. Hunter Publisher: St. Martin’s Griffin I’ve been waiting for Awake at Dawm  ever since I finished the last page of Born at Midnight,  and although patience has never been a strong point for me, it was worth...

Book Review: In Memory Of A Saint

Title: In Memory of A Saint: Lessons from My Mother I Didn’t Pay Attention to Until She Died Author: Sandra Elaine Scott Publisher: CreateSpace Sometimes we don’t realize the lessons we learned from someone until they’re gone. For example, my...

A Journey Into the World of ADHD

My journey into the world of ADHD began 30 years ago, and I can still remember that “Eureka!” moment. I was teaching kindergarten at the time. Every year, I’d have one or two kids, usually boys, who were exceptionally squirmy and inattentive but were also bright and...

Book Review: Enchanted

Title: Enchanted Author: Rachel Wells Format- Kindle In Enchanted, by Rachel Wells, quiet, unassuming 17-year-old Mandy grew up in Boston, a city big enough that she could fade into the background without much notice, and that was how she preferred it. She spent her...

Book Review and Giveaway: Scampi the Scallop

Title: Scampi the Scallop Author: Mi-sA-le Fransen Publisher: Tate Publishing Scampi the Scallop is a sweet little children’s book featuring a little scallop who faces a very challenging situation and prevails by remembering wisdom passed on to him by his...

Book Review: Stone Cold: A Vampire Novel

Title: Stone Cold: A Vampire Novel Author: Mike Denault Format: Kindle While vampire romances are all the rage these days, the majority are written from some swooning “bite me now and let me live forever with you” girl’s point of view, and few seem...

Book Review: The Supernatural Kids Cookbook

Title: The Supernatural Kids Cookbook Author: Nancy Mehagian Publisher: Smith Publicity–Huqua Press When I saw the title for the The Supernatural Kids Cookbook , I thought it was going to be a Halloween-themed book filled with recipes that kids would enjoy....

Book Review: The Catastrophic History of You and Me

Title: The Catastrophic History of You and Me Author: Jess Rothenberg Publisher: Dial Release Date: February 21, 2012 Back in 1969, psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross defined the process in which people deal with death and dying by outlining five stages of grief....

My All-Time Favorite Quote from a Novel

I just joined SeededBuzz, and although I haven’t really figured it out yet, I saw a seed from The Practice of Madness (love that blog title, especially since my favorite quote happens to be about madness!) asking bloggers to share their all-time favorite quote...