so many books upon my bookself

  A beautiful coloring book and a journal filled with thoughtful quotes and journal prompts. I loved the beautiful pages in the coloring book.  What I like about coloring books is you can color them and use your own creative expressions. This is not just a coloring book it also has journaling pages so you can write out how you are feeling and how to deal with your grief in a fun relaxing way. This would make a great gift for some who has lost a loved one or a pet. The coloring book was inspired by the author Donalyn's mom  who passed away.  The author did an amazing job on this book;  The pictures in this book are so exquisite.   the story made me smile. I RECEIVED A COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE BOOKS FOR THE BOOK REVIEWS ON THIS BLOG BUT WAS NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE A REVIEW.  ALL OPINIONS ARE MINE.  Here is the link to her amazon book. https://www.amazon.com/Have-Angel-Watching-Over-Me/dp/B09LH2L31J/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Angel+watching+over+me+Dona...

  My favorite store to go to here is black market minerals. Black market minerals have jewelry, gems trees, and Grifts. Minerals and purses. I got pieces of jewelry and a new purse. They also have polished gemstones, fossils, crystals, As well as so much more. My sister found jewelry and a cute little turtle for decoration. It is a big store with lots of stuff to pick from and things that would make great gifts.  Here is the store's website check it out. https://www.blackmarketminerals.com/  

Book review: It"s my Hair,  I don't care  By Tricia Khan  it's a book inspired by Tricia's son, who LOVES his curly hair but does not like to comb it. It expresses the true feelings of many kids with curly hair. The story is fun adventurous and will have you and your child reflecting on your own experience. The Author Tricia did An amazing Job with this fun book. I loved the story and the pictures in the book. This Cute little book would make a great gift for any child. It is the perfect book to add to their book self your children would love for you to read this to them at night.  The author did an amazing job on this book;  The illustrations in this book are so cute and exquisite.  I really enjoyed this book and how cute it was.  This book would be great in a classroom for the teacher to read to the students in the classroom.  I RECEIVED A COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE BOOKS FOR THE BOOK REVIEWS ON THIS BLOG BUT WAS NOT REQUIRED TO LEAVE A REVIEW....

  Q1. Please tell me more about yourself? A. I have been married for 27 years and counting. My husband and I have three sons who are 25, 22, and 16. I am a former Paraeducator of seven years. I loved working with my students and tried to instill a love of reading in them. Before that, I was a Preschool teacher at a private daycare. Q2. What are your favorite books to read? A. I read all kinds of books. My favorites at the moment are a mystery, suspense, and thrillers. However, I have just started reading Historical Fiction. Some of my favorite authors at the moment are Nora Roberts, Cassandra Clare, Avery Lockland, and Reilly Vore. Q3. Do you like coffee or tea? A. I am a tea drinker. It’s not a pretty sight when I drink coffee. I am like the squirrel on Hoodwinked or Over The Hedge on coffee. I can not sit still. Q4. How many books have you written? A. Technically I have written three books. The first one in high school is somewhere in a notebook in my closet. It was titled Love i...

  Q1. What are your favorite books to read?  A. My preferred genres are historical fiction/drama/horror/crime thrillers. I always buy from these authors whenever they release a new one: Stephen King, C. J. Tudor, and Tess Gerritsen. Q2. Do you like coffee or tea?  A. Tea! Always down for a good cuppa. Q3. How many books have you written?  A. 9 thus far. 2 published. My third novel is due on 31st Oct 2022 Q4. Do you have a favorite bookstore?  A. I actually dig second-hand bookstores. There's only one left where I live, and I love going there and supporting the local business. If I order online, then I'll do so through Booktopia. Q5. Did you go to college for writing?  A. No. Self-taught, and a lot of online classes. Q. Growing up What were your favorite books to read? A.  I was a huge fan of Goosebumps. The scarier the better. I also read Harry Potter, but what kid didn't?  Q6. How did you get inspired to write a book? A.  Inspiration can com...

  Q1. Please tell me more about yourself?  A. I’m a Christian and Navy Veteran, with an MS in Psychology and a Degree in Creative Writing. I’ve been happily married for almost ten years to my soulmate. I’m a stay-at-home mom of three little girls. I’ve worked in the Children’s Ministry for over twenty years. I’m also a former Librarian, Bookseller, and Preschool Teacher. I have traveled all over the world. I’m passionate about food, music, nature, books, and making a positive difference in the world. I adore kids and all animals. Although I don’t have a Palomino and my dream of a farm yet—lately with the publication of my first book and the most amazing family and friends on the planet, I truly feel like I’m living the dream! Q2. What are your favorite books to read?  A. My favorite books to read are a mystery, suspense, and true crime. I really enjoy Lisa Scottoline and Joy Fielding. I also am a Stephen King fan and a sucker for anything written by Nicholas Sparks and Mi...

MEET Stephanie Grams I’m Stephanie Grams, Mixed Media Artist and Sewing Artist (Sewpreneur) since 1982. Here’s a tad bit of information about me and why I’m moving from my 12+ years in marketing and publicity to this business model. As a little girl …. (yep, I was little at one time) I used to hide in plain sight under my grandmother’s dining room table (a. k. a. sewing table) watching and listening to my mom and grandmother sew. I believe I finally was underfoot long enough that one day they decided to give me my own sewing basket … full of needles, thread, and remnants of fabric from their fashion creations. I learned how to hand sew at the age of 7 and have been studying the art ever since. (In case you wondering, that’s over 35 years years ago). I’ve taught my four daughters to sew, however, only one learned the art of hand sewing, while the others have ventured into abstract painting, fiction writing, and musical instruments. All are creative and artistic. I’ve had the honor and p...