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The Move From Print to Film: How “Outlander” Stacks Up So Far

Source I am so excited to share a guest post with you today on a topic that I am very passionate about at the moment: the Outlander television series! I was initially immersed in Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels more than two years ago, and although I still have a few books in the queue before I’m all caught up, Claire Randall’s amazing […]

Book Club, Book Reviews, Lunch, Recipe, The Lazy Chef, Tidbits and Treats

Summertime Happenings

It’s hard to believe that we’re only a little more than a month into summer. Maybe it’s the fact that I’m currently editing magazine articles about pumpkins and fall foliage (my favorites). Luckily I need only walk outside for Arizona to remind me of exactly where we are on the calendar. Nothing screams ’tis the season more than cookies […]

Book Reviews, Tidbits and Treats

Book Reviews: Eleanor & Park, Fangirl and Attachments by Rainbow Rowell

So far, my 15,000-page goal is off to a good start, and I primarily have Rainbow Rowell to thank. When Nicole listed Eleanor & Park as a choice for our December book club, I was really intrigued by the storyline. Although we didn’t ultimately select it, I added it to my ever-growing list of things to read…eventually. Almost […]

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Reading Between The Wines: The Girl Who Chased The Moon by Sarah Addison Allen

A few weeks ago the ladies of Reading Between the Wines got together for our July book club meeting at Crystal’s house! Her book selection – The Girl Who Chased The Moon by Sarah Addison Allen – was perfect for summer with featured foods that made planning our dishes a no brainer. But before we […]

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Cuckoo For “The Cuckoo’s Calling”

Today I’m excited to share a Guest Bender post from Carolyn Heintz. Carolyn is a nutritionist, mother, and wannabe tap dancer (no, really). She firmly believes in a life based on the written word, health, prevention, and (most importantly!) laughter. After reading Carolyn’s review of The Cuckoo’s Calling, I’m even more excited to pick up the book – […]