So, I got a copy of Table Tales, Do Ahead Dinner Menus That Whet Appetites Loosen Tongue and Make Memories. Am I a gourmet cook? No. Do I cook gourmet food? Not really? Do I host big dinner parties? Not really, but would I like to and do I want to learn how to make […]
Whenever I travel, I have a book in hand. For me it is usually fiction, but sometimes I add in history, and you will love the book if interested in WWII history. The book Last Ride of the Valkyries, The Rise and Fall of the Wehrmachthelferinnekorps During WWII is a treasure trove of women’s history.. […]
I love history and I am all about the Midwest so when I got the opportunity to review Carol Walls Howell’s new book Daybreak in Indiana, I jumped right aboard. Carol Howell is a former high school and elementary music teacher that worked on her librarian degree and she served as both a combination […]
When I received the opportunity to review the book The John Deere Century by Randy Leffingwell I jumped at the chance because the book is so timely with the John Deere tractor turning one hundred this year. The book is written by Randy Leffingwell, an acclaimed author and photographer. This book is hot off the […]
The book Trappist Beer Travels, Inside the Breweries of the Monasarites is written by Caroline Wallace, Sarah Wood and Jessica Deahl. All three writers are beer writers that came together using their fascination of not only beer, but the beer brewed in monasteries by the Trappist order of monks. When I first received the […]