Tag Archives: Debbie Macomber
Jingle All the Way by Debbie Macomber
Dear Fellow Reader, Fall is working its colorful magic outside. Yes, it is getting colder, but we are getting nature’s final show for the year before we settle into a world of whites and greys. No, I am not very … Continue reading
Time to get lost in a book
I think that it is always time to get lost in a book. You have a feeling that you have been asleep but really you were reading away in a world created by a skillful author. One of the authors … Continue reading
What I Read on My Vacation
I am just back from vacation and thought I would share my reading list with you. It was a pretty successful trip for reading. Yes, I do partly measure my vacation success by how many books I read. … Continue reading
Looking for a book to read?
So there are about a hundred other things I should be doing right now but I think that writing a post on this blog is the most important. Well, important to me at least. I have been thinking – which … Continue reading
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Andrew Greeley, Anne George, Anne Lamott, authors, C.S. Lewis, Charleine Harris, David Sedaris, Debbie Macomber, Deborah Crombie, Donna Leon, Douglas Kennedy, Earlene Fowler, Elizabeth Berg, Elizabeth George, Fiction, Jacqueline Winspear, James Patterson, Laura Lippman, M.C. Beaton, Madeline L'Engle, Maeve Binchy, Mary HIggins Clark, nonfiction, Susan Wittig Albert
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