But since this book, this story, is a memoir, I won’t talk more about the events, but rather the way author Babette Fraser Hale has chosen to present them, which she has done beautifully.
Overall, Invitation to Italy is a satisfying summer read, with great characters and a fabulous setting. Goes well with: grilled calamari and prosecco.
At only 193 pages, Shadow of the Witch is a fast read, but a meaty one, and the perfect companion on a rainy weekend.
Overall, this is a deeply satisfying novel with excellent characters and rich storytelling.
From the first page to the last, this book is a tender, honest, period piece that shows the real meaning of “chosen family” and the strength behind such creations.
2006 years ago, of course. Imagine what the National Enquirer would pay for THAT picture!
Not much there. I believe the birth of Jesus is actually around 20 or 30 BC. :-)
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Link to my entry. Have a good day. :-)
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Here from Michele.
Christmas when my dad was a boy, on the farm in Illinois. To see how a loving family enjoyed the season without TV or video games.
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Here’s mine. :-)
Down into a memory, and a memory, and a memory