Tag: book review

• Spring into Settings, #15. 2025

  

  Happy First Day of Spring, Creatives!  The sun is shining. But it’s 46 degrees outside. That’s more than sweater weather for me.  I wish I was more outdoorsy but I’m not. I’m a true-blue creature of air-conditioned comfort. I do enjoy my screened lanai. Three-walls and a screen in between work for me. I can…

  Really, Leah

  March 20, 2025

  Authors

  beloved, book review, BOOKS, creatives, emily bronte, love, sensory details, settings, toni morrison, wuthering heights

• BOOK REVIEW OF DAY 5 AND 6 FOR 2023

  

  Days Five and Six seem to be error free, but I will make a plan to review these two chapters again when I am feeling better. For the last couple of days, I have been weak, bed bound, and my head has been throbbing like drums in a marching band. Still, I managed to preserve,…

  Really, Leah

  January 6, 2023

  Authors, BOOKS, From the Heart, Peace of Mind, Physiology, The Network, WRITING TOOLS

  book review, goals, new year, roles, visualization

• MICHELLE’S STORY

  

  The Light We Carry Starting to read Michelle Obama’s “The Light We Carry, “ a gift inside the November Ivy Box, and I’m instantly drawn in by her description of her father’s walking cane, which she refers to as a tool. I didn’t know he had MS. How could I? Yet her references to the…

  Really, Leah

  January 2, 2023

  Authors, BOOKS, From the Heart, Physiology

  book review, cerebral palsy, l.a. taylor, Michelle Obama, MS, special needs, the light we carry