Wyo Sal: The Book Zone

Posted August 25, 2016

Comparing and contrasting two authors I have not previously read is, in my opinion, like trying to tell you about Santa Claus and the tooth fairy. Reading and the pure joy of it is so deeply personal that I feel almost guilty sharing an opinion. But then I remember that… Read More »

Categories: This and That, Wyo Sal

5 Graphic Novels for Young Girls

Posted July 20, 2016

A few months ago my Sister In Law took the older Cowkids to Barnes and Noble. It’s become a special tradition for them. It only happens a few times a year, and it’s something the Cowkids talk about for months afterwards. To spend some time with their beloved Aunt, with… Read More »

Categories: Reviews

The Knockoff by Lucy Sykes and Jo Piazza

Posted April 8, 2016

As I was packing for my trip to Texas I decided to indulge in a new book. Normally, I use Kindle Unlimited to have access to thousands of books for less than $10 a month. Since it was my birthday weekend, and I was headed to the beach, I felt… Read More »

Categories: Reviews

Finding Phillipe by Elizabeth Edmondson

Posted March 11, 2016

It was really hard for me to pick which Elizabeth Edmondson book to review for you…I’ve read 8 of her books in the last few months and loved them all. Edmondson writes “vintage mysteries” that take place in Europe in the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. I was first introduced to… Read More »

Categories: Book Reviews, Reviews

Seeing Ione by Jansen Curry #giveaway

Posted January 4, 2016

Last year I interviewed fellow Wyoming blogger from TheTallMom.com Jansen Curry. One of the questions I asked her was “Where do you hope to see your blog as well as you and your family in the next few years?” In her answer she stated “I hope to have published either… Read More »

Categories: #GiveAways, Reviews

A Christmas Cracker by Trisha Ashley

Posted November 4, 2015

What does it mean when you call someone one of your favorite authors? For me, a favorite author is someone who you can consistently rely on to produce a piece of literature that will captivate you. Their books are ones that you return to frequently, like that hidden stash of… Read More »

Categories: Book Reviews, Reviews

The Milliner’s Secret by Natalie Meg Evans

Posted September 26, 2015

I’ve been on a total France kick the last month. I think every book I’ve read has been set in France. Perhaps I’m not so secretly longing to head back to the French Rivera…or maybe it’s just wishful thinking because I’m feeling a touch overwhelmed. I find that reading about… Read More »

Categories: Reviews

The Mermaid’s Sister By Carrie Anne Noble

Posted August 24, 2015

I love novels, and I often find it hard to immerse myself in biographies or essays. I just can’t seem to get lost in them the same way I do a fantasy or historical fiction novel. The Mermaid’s Sister by Carrie Anne Noble is one of those novels that I… Read More »

Categories: Reviews

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