Someday, Someday, Maybe by Lauren Graham is this week’s book. For those of you thinking that author’s name sounds familiar, this is the same Lauren Graham of Parenthood and Gilmore Girls fame. This book follows Franny, a twenty-something woman living in New York City and trying to make it as an actor - with a … Continue reading Book Review – Someday, Someday, Maybe
This week’s book is Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen. Yes, we are looking at a classic today. At first, I thought I wouldn’t even review this book, I have been on a classic novel reading streak lately but I didn’t know what else I could add to any review that has ever been done … Continue reading Book Review: Pride and Prejudice
This week we look at Advice Not Given: A Guide to Getting Over Yourself by Mark Epstein. In this book, Epstein combines Buddhist principles with Western Psychology and explains what he would have told his patients, the advice he would have given them, but didn’t…I’m not exactly sure why not, but I think it has … Continue reading Book Review: Advice Not Given
Between Two Worlds: Lessons From the Other Side by Tyler Henry is this week’s current read. This is actually the second time I have read this book. I originally purchased this book when it was released back in August of 2017. I still remembered a few snippets of the book, but I thought I had … Continue reading Book Review: Between Two Worlds
After This: When Life is Over, Where Do We Go? by Claire Bidwell Smith shows one woman's journey to discover what happens after we die. She does this through immersing herself in various methods of after death communication, including mediumship, shamanism, and past life regressions. As a skeptic, Claire has a difficult time at first … Continue reading Book Review – After This
Attached: The New Science of Adult Attachment and How it Can Help You Find - and Keep - Love by Amir Levine, M.D. and Rachel S. F. Heller, M.A. is a non-fiction novel that explores how attachment theory, a science that usually is discussed in children, pertains to adults. This book walks you through the … Continue reading Book Review: Attached
This week’s book is The Book of Mastery by Paul Selig. This is a channeled book where Paul acts as a conduit for a message from an entity not currently incarnated. I have a deep fondness for channeled books and the messages they bring. This channeled book is unique in that the entity purports to … Continue reading Friday Feature Review: The Book of Mastery
This’s week’s book is Class of 1983 by Victoria Maxwell. Victoria is an indie author and Class of 1983 is her debut novel. In this Ya fiction, the main character travels back in time to 1983. There she must navigate a new high school social structure, fall in love and ultimately decide “when” she wants … Continue reading Friday Feature Review: Class of 1983
This week’s current read is “Death at First Sight: a Bay Island Mystery” by Lena Gregory. I am a fan of a good cozy mystery, especially if that mystery has a side of woo-woo involved. In this book, we meet Cass, a divorced psychiatrist operating a psychic shop in a beach community. What becomes abundantly … Continue reading Friday Feature Review: Death at First Sight
This week’s current read is “Evidence of Eternity: Communicating with Spirits for Proof of the Afterlife” by Mark Anthony. I will say, this book was a nice quick and refreshing read. There are many books on the market by mediums who tell stories of their work, and, yes, this is another one of those. But, … Continue reading Friday Feature Review: Evidence is Eternity
