All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr was enlightening & gritty.

Summary All the Light We Cannot See is two stories in one, this marvel sharpens our senses one by one. Winner of the Pulitzer Prize in 2015 this World War II historical fiction read shows two different perspectives from the same tumultuous time. *Here is the link to the Bible study we are doing this … More All the Light We Cannot See by Anthony Doerr was enlightening & gritty.

Experience the Wonders of Arizona in The Call of the Canyon by Zane Grey Episode 10

Summary Our book stack took us on a journey West with The Call of the Canyon. A lesser known novel from the famous Zane Grey was a quick, descriptive and eye opening read from the post World War One era. Will the city girl socialite Carley be able to handle the wildness of Arizona to … More Experience the Wonders of Arizona in The Call of the Canyon by Zane Grey Episode 10

Some Place to Call Home by Sandra Dallas Episode 9

Summary This book is set during the Dust Bowl/Great Depressions also called the “dirty thirty’s”. Sandra Dallas, fueled by her parents stories of growing up during this time has created a gritty, uplifting, poignant and fun read the celebrates the meaning of home and teaches us about a forgotten era. Sheila and I make connections, … More Some Place to Call Home by Sandra Dallas Episode 9

A Place to Hang the Moon by Kate Albus was illuminating. Episode 5

Summary A Place to Hang the Moon might have been intended for kids but it is still enjoyable for adults. Our first guest of the show, Julie Barnes stops by to unpack and dive deeper into ideas and themes from the book. The site Julie referenced where she discovered A Place to Hang the Moon … More A Place to Hang the Moon by Kate Albus was illuminating. Episode 5