Every so often I find it enjoyable to read an old-fashioned children’s book. This month’s LWD Book Club selection is just such a book. “A Place to Hang the Moon” takes place in Britain during World War II which is a setting I much enjoy. Let’s dive into what promises to be a charming and…
LWD Book Club ~ Life in Five Senses
I’m a big fan of Gretchen Rubin’s books and I’m really looking forward to reading this month’s LWD Book Club selection, Life in Five Senses: How Exploring the Senses Got Me Out of My Head and Into the World, Rubin’s latest book. This post may contain affiliate links and as an Amazon Associate I earn…
LWD Book Club ~ 100 Ways to Live a Soft, Calm Life
Our July LWD Book Club selection is the brand new book by Fiona Ferris – 100 Ways to Live a Soft, Calm Life. I love all of her books and am sure this one will be a delight, as well. Fiona’s writing really taps into the sort of life I desire and if you enjoy…
LWD Book Club ~ The Summer Book Club
When I was a kid one of the reasons I loved summer was all the extra time for reading. I have always enjoyed getting a stack of books from the library and immersing myself in other worlds. When I saw this month’s book I just knew it would be a great read for summer. Join…
LWD Book Club ~ The Most Fun We Ever Had
Welcome to our May book club selection, “The Most Fun We Ever Had” by Claire Lombardo. This lengthy, multigenerational novel set in the Chicago area sounds like just the sort of book to dig into and keep one off social media for awhile. It’s been awhile since I’ve read something like this and I’m looking…
LWD Book Club ~ Old Herbaceous
Welcome to our April book club selection! This month, we delve into the delightful world of “Old Herbaceous” by Reginald Arkell. Set in the charming English countryside, this classic novel invites readers to wander through the lush gardens and share in the wisdom of the main character, Old Herbaceous. This post may contain affiliate links…
LWD Book Club ~ The Tiffany Girls
Welcome to the LWD book club’s March selection, “The Tiffany Girls” by Susan Vreeland. Set against the backdrop of the Gilded Age, this novel will take us on a journey through the fascinating world of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s renowned stained glass studio. This post may contain affiliate links and as an Amazon Associate I earn…
LWD Book Club ~ Miss Eliza’s English Kitchen
Cooking is a passion of mine so when I ran across this book I knew I had found the February LWD Book Club selection. As you may have seen, I’ve declared 2024 “My Year of Julia Child“. “Miss Eliza’s English Kitchen” is the story of the first modern cookbook writer, well before Julia wrote her…
My Favorite Books of 2023
As 2023 drew to a close, I looked back on the books that captivated my imagination and fueled my passion for reading throughout the year. From old classics to heart wrenching non-fiction that touched my heart, the past year was a treasure trove of unforgettable stories. Join me as I delve into my top picks…
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