There are many different types of books. This list is for novels that have changed my world. These books will never be forgotten, long after you read them.
I've never been one to read a book twice - there are so many options in the world to get through. My sister does though and has some she's read many times over. If you're one of these people then the quality of these stories and the language used in ...
My mother was raised on these books. She raised us on these fabulous stories. It goes without saying they captivated my own children. As soon as my children were old enough to listen to chapter books, rather than picture books for bedtime, we began r... children's writer whose books have been worldwide bestsellers since the 1930s, selling more than 600 million copies. I have boxes of these beloved books, one day I'm confident they will be read to my grandchildren.
JoEllen has become a good friend to me and one of my favourite writers since I first fell in love with her unique voice on https://medium.com/@joclaypool. Go and check out her profile there to see if her mastery of words and various genre's she writes also resonates with you. Then come back here and choose a book or two. All these links support JoEllen and her beautiful family. I'm proud to share her ...https://benable.com/JoEllenClaypool
My husband and I enjoy similar books and similar movies which is fantastic. However, we do tend to gravitate to different books as there are so many to choose from! His list may resonate with you!
Children enjoy chapter books before they're even old enough to read them. We read a chapter (or two) together before bed every night. I devoted a whole section to Enid Blyton which brought my mother, me and my kids hours of joy but here you will find...
When we moved from Australia to Canada we had to downsize. I donated boxes of books to my children's classrooms. Before doing this, however, I let my children go through all their books and keep the ones they loved. My children are now in their twent...
Growing up my sister, Julie, was the book worm of the family. Despite my love of reading, she took the prize. Sharing a bedroom meant I saw her reading after lights out by holding her book to the window to see by the street light and tracing the word...