As creators, we love the challenge of writing. We love the feeling of satisfaction that comes with pushing the boundaries of our own imaginations. There’s something about taking one certain thought or idea and then molding and transforming it into something bigger. Something deeper. Something that’s unique… and beautifully so. As creative writers we strive to…
#4Star #Bookreview The Power of Your Subconscious Mind, by Joseph Murphy
MY 4 STAR REVIEW: It’s no wonder this book as been a best seller for so many decades! It’s certainly not your run of the mill Law of Attraction book. Not that there’s anything wrong with any (or all) of the mind-over-matter type books, I’ve read several and love them all. However, this one really…
#4star #bookreview Gwendy’s Button Box, by Stephen King and Richard Chizmar
MY 4STAR REVIEW: Extremely thought provoking. Gwendy is such a likable character. I enjoyed her take on life and it’s no wonder she was chosen to be the keeper of the box. As a preteen Gwendy carries a little extra weight and is teased, by one boy in particular. She decides to be healthier and…
#5STAR #Review Knave, by Candace Robinson and Amber Duell
MY 5 STAR REVIEW: MIC DROP!! This is the book where Candace Robinson and Amber Duell can take the bow of all bows as they have wrapped up not only one set of phenomenal dark fantasy books, but TWO complete sets! As the final instalment to a bloody good, sex filled compilation of adventure they…
#Review #4Stars For Women Only, by Shaunti Feldhahn
MY 4 STAR REVIEW: If there was one word to describe this book, it’d be prospective!! If you could place yourself quietly in the backseat and simply observe the inner workings of your significant other while he drives – that experience would be this book in a nutshell. Shaunti Feldhahn and her husband have worked…
Review, 3 stars: The Last to Vanish, by Megan Miranda
MY REVIEW 3 stars: I picked this up as a book club monthly choice, and am still on the fence about my rating. While I really enjoyed the mountain setting and description of scenery throughout the book, and even a few characters within – it was really just too slow of a burn for me….
A Few More Mini #bookreviews
Last week I expressed my apologies for the slack-ish ways I’ve resorted to. I shared three ridiculously short book reviews, followed by a promise for a few more. Here I am, holding to that promise. They’re every bit as tiny as the last ones, and I’m quite sure the next slew of them will be…
A Few Super Mini #BookReviews
I’ve turned into the worst blogger ever, don’t ask me how this has happened. I mean, seriously, how does one go from writing fresh content and a few lengthy, and quite bangin’ book reviews a week to this. I’m lucky to even jump onto the blog once every month or two…. and then when I…
Whole World Stills #Poetry
That swipe of a paint brush as it glides on the wall The wholesome newness approaching like leaves in the fall That dryness of a towel as it clears your wet skin The heat of furnace when winter settles in That recognition of the sun when she peaks over the hills The quiet of nature…
#Poetry Poetically Whole
Tender like bliss Softens To touch without touching To be felt Heard with no voice The tingle Enlightened with bright Wholesome white As within So without Fresh Anew.
Didi Oviatt -Author 