Posts by Stacie
First Book of 2024
First Book of 2024 is the First Book you choose to read in the new year. This year’s book choice is a book off my own to-read shelf.
Read MoreCharles Baumler 1932- 2023
Sadly, my father lost his battle with COPD and pneumonia on Saturday, December 9. He struggled with not feeling well and quickly his lungs ( already compromised) were taken over by pneumonia. We tried various medicines, but his heart and lungs just couldn’t fight any longer. We were all surrounding him and holding him as…
Read MorePersonal Update
I’m taking a blogging break until the end of the year. Thanks for understanding as I need to focus on my family right now.
Read MoreChildren’s Graphic Novel Reviews: Death & Sparkles Books 1 and 2 by Rob Justus
A world-famous unicorn encounters death and since become best friends in this new graphic novel series.
Read MoreBooks Added to My Shelves in November 2023
Books added to my shelves in November 2023 include historical fiction, memoir, cookbooks, and children’s books.
Read MoreChildren’s Book Review: Simon Says Good Night by Orit Bergman
Simon Says Good Night to his dad and that’s when it’s time to play Simon Says with his toys.
Read MoreChildren’s Book Review: I Want 100 Dogs by Stacy McAnulty
A young girl tells her parents I Want 100 Dogs. But, can she sleep with 100 dogs? Can she walk 90 dogs? How many dogs can she actually handle?
Read More#NonFicNov The Story of Pasta and How to Cook It! by Steven Guarnaccia
For families that like to cook together, this book would make an excellent gift. It includes history and cooking lessons, some fascinating facts, and of course, a delicious meal after the hard work.
Read More#NonFicNov Tiny Jumper by Candy Dahl
Tiny Jumper tells the story of Tiny Broadwick who was the first woman to jump out of an airplane.
Read More#NonFicNov What About: Digital Tech by Romain Gallissot and Baptiste Massa
Technology is part of our daily lives now, but kids might still have questions related to all the digital technology. This book answers them in a fun, kid-friendly format.
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