Kathy Manos Penn celebrates her five year anniversary as a columnist for the “Dunwoody Crier” by publishing a collection of her favorite columns.
Are you looking for a distraction from the nightly news or the stress of work? Could you use a peaceful moment to recharge? This little book is just the ticket.
In our hectic lives, it’s no easy task to pause a moment—much less to observe and reflect.… Read More »
Monica McGurk, formerly of Dunwoody, has given me sneak peek editions of each of these three books prior to their release. I was worried that I would have to wait for the release date for book three because the McGurk family moved to Texas! I was thrilled when she reached out a few weeks ago to offer to send me the third book to read! … Read More »
That I would end up staying up all night watching Stranger Things? Therefore no Book of the Week but maybe I’ll finish this season of Stranger Things and get started on a new book over the weekend! … Read More »
This is the quirkiest most adorable book I’ve read in a long time. I listened to most of it via Audible because I’ve been on the road a lot lately. I was afraid all the people on I-20 thought I was a little nutty because I was laughing out loud so much in my car all by myself! … Read More »
I’m a big believer in rating books on Amazon and Goodreads. Ratings are personally helpful to me when I’m choosing my next book. Normally when I finish a book I dread thinking about how to choose which number to assign because normally I’m inclined to want to include a half point somewhere and that’s never an option! … Read More »
Note from Audra: Beth Dubsky has turned out to be the PERFECT fitness partner! Plus, she agreed to write a few blog entries for me so you can get her perspective on our experience!
Beth’s Fitness Blog Entry #1
“I am not a gym person.” This is what I used to tell people when they asked me where I worked out.… Read More »
Tens of thousands of book lovers will gather on the Decatur Square over Labor Day weekend for the 11th annual AJC Decatur Book Festival Presented by DeKalb Medical. They will absorb the wide array of events, panel discussions, cooking demonstrations, music, dance, theatre troupe performances and other programming for adults and children of all ages and interests.… Read More »
I’m not sure how I found out about this book, probably a Kindle sale recommendation but I’m not sure. I remember reading the description that said something like this:
When Nina’s estranged friend Karin leaves her a key to a public locker in the Copenhagen train station, Nina gets suckered. Inside the locker is a suitcase, and inside the suitcase is a three-year-old boy: naked and drugged, but alive.”… Read More »
I just adore my friend Laura Hogan. She and I were in a conversation about books and when she mentioned she’d read more than 50 audible books this year and was looking for a LONG book to choose next I suggested The Winter Sea and offered her a challenge. I’m way behind on my reading and was going to forego a book of the week for The Aha!… Read More »
I don’t always complete all of my summer goals but made sure that “Biking the Beltline” was a goal that my family completed before school started back! Finding time for the four of us to do this together turned out to be impossible so I settled for just me and my boys.
Ordinarily I would have been very nervous about keeping up with my two very healthy and athletic teenagers. … Read More »
I’m so thankful my friend Miriam chose this book for our Meadowlake Book club, otherwise I’m not sure I would have ever picked it up. The ending…..oh my! I had to read the last chapter three times to make sure I could come to grips with the finale. … Read More »
I can’t even remember why I chose to purchase this book. It was probably one of those buy 3 get two free specials at Barnes and Noble that I bought and stuck on my shelf to gather dust due to my preference of reading on my Kindle. In order to protect my precious Kindle, I grabbed The Winter Sea and took it to the hottest place on earth (Ft.… Read More »