This week, I’ve spent a lot of time reorganizing my blog. I changed the big drop down of Book Reviews to a Book Directory. I have two pages there, Reviews by Title and Reviews by Author. I’m working on Reviews by Genre and Reviews by Series. You can use jump links at the top of the page to get where you want quickly. There is also a “Top” option after each section so you can get back to the jump links directory and avoid constant scrolling. I’m also going to be using the jump feature in book review round-up posts. These are the types of things I love doing. I’m constantly checking my blog and making sure it makes sense. Does the email subscription box still work? Are the links going to the right page? And so many other things.
In my reading world, I finished The Hunted Heir (soooo good!), I’m reading Misgivings now. When I’m done with that, I plan on reading Grandma Ruth Doesn’t Go to Funerals.
Last Week On The Blog
The Sunday Post #18: WordPress Featured Images: Cozy vibes, crafty adventures, and sweet bookish updates await! Last week, I dove into why WordPress feature images matter for blog aesthetics, Pinterest shares, and creating that perfect first impression. Plus, updates on my Chevron knit blanket, new Kindle additions, and why my cats are the ultimate recovery companions. Don’t miss this heartwarming mix of stories, hobbies, and tips that’ll make your day brighter!
The Ten Most Recent Additions to My Kindle Library. What’s Hiding in My Kindle? Do you ever download free books, only to forget they exist? Guilty here! While my physical books get their shining moment on Instagram and The Sunday Post, my Kindle library is like a secret treasure chest—overflowing and underappreciated. Last week, I broke the cycle by sharing 10 of my latest Kindle additions. From festive romances to swoon-worthy second chances, this list has it all. Ready to discover some hidden gems? Let’s give these authors the spotlight they deserve!
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Book Review: Christmas at Sugar Plum Manor by Roseanna M. White. Ready to sprinkle some post-holiday magic on your TBR? Christmas at Sugar Plum Manor by Roseanna M. White brings Edwardian elegance, a dash of The Nutcracker, and a love triangle to keep you guessing. Lady Mariah is whimsical, Cyril is brooding, and Lord Gyldenkrone? Think Grinch-turned-heartthrob! Whether you’re here for the romance, the rivalries, or the warm fuzzies of a great historical read, this book delivers all year round. Looking for a story full of surprises and holiday charm? This one’s a must-read!
FORGET ME NOT by Juliann Dove: Book Spotlight & Giveaway. Love, loss, and second chances take center stage in Julieann Dove’s Forget Me Not. Dive into Sadie Billingsly’s bittersweet journey of rediscovery as she navigates heartbreak, hidden truths, and an unexpected connection in Boone County. This standalone small-town romance is packed with heartfelt moments, emotional twists, and the promise of hope. Don’t miss the exclusive excerpt, enter the giveaway, and grab your copy today to experience this captivating story of healing and love. GIVEAWAY OPEN through January 29, 2025.
This Week On The Blog
- New-to-Me Authors I Discovered in 2024
- January 2025 Clean Romance Book Reviews: Amish Edition
- The Hunted Heir by Jayna Breigh: Book Review & Giveaway
New Arrivals
- I won 17 Love Inspired and Love Inspired Suspense books from @_ruth_reads_ on Instagram. Yes!!!!
- Grandma Ruth Doesn’t Got to Funerals by Sharon Mondragón came in from the publisher for a JustRead! tour. You’ll hear more about this on February 14th.
- A Noble Gift by Ann Elizabeth Fryer. I won this one on Carrie’s blog – Reading is My SuperPower.
NetGalley Approvals: - An Amish Widow’s Promise by Winnie Griggs
- Lizzie’s Little Mouse by Anne Blackburne
Yarn Tales
Friday and Saturday, all I really wanted to do was knit. In particular, I wanted to cast on this wrap. So I did. This is the Sun & Sky Wrap. This is another easy knit with a six row repeat. While it’s clearly for Spring, it’s 60″ long so I wanted to get started.
I continue to work on my Chevron blanket. I just cast on the cream stripe. This will be the longest stripe before I go back to the other three colors again. Clearly I got side-tracked with the wrap but I do want to get done soon. I’d like to start on a crochet throw in blue colors next. This will take me much longer since I’m not a crocheter but I think I’ll get it. And if you’re wondering how many throws I need, the answer is all of them.
Tell me something good.
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Stacking the Shelves.
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