This is the 5th book in the Mitford Series by Jan Karon. I had a hard time getting into this book because so many of the characters are new. Why? Because Father Tim has retired and he and his wife, Cynthia, are now filling in at a church on the …

This is the 4th book in the Mitford Series. In Out to Canaan, Father Tim and his new wife, Cynthia, contemplate their future – as in what they’ll do when he retires. This is a subject he hasn’t wanted to think about in the past. As with the other books …

Finally, the Mitford Series by Jan Karon has made it to the top of my list of books to read. I’ve read reviews about it from several ladies on the SHS loop and fellow bloggers. This series was a PERFECT fit for my incredibly busy fall season because the chapters …

Continuing in the same style as the first book, this book has short little snippets of storylines in each chapter. I always enjoy the 2nd book in a series because I don’t have to try to figure out who the characters are. The first book left off with Father Tim …

This is the 3rd book in the Mitford Series by Jan Karon. I noticed that the first book ended as he left to go on a trip to Sligo and the 2nd book picked up after that without much detail about the trip. I wonder if the author will ever …

From the book jacket: Karen Kingsbury wrote this novel as a way of grieving the events of September 11, 2001. One Tuesday Morning is the emotionally-gripping story of a devoted firefighter, and a driven businessman, strangers from opposite sides of the country with the same face. They meet in the …

This is the sequel to One Tuesday Morning which I reviewed above. From the book jacket: To Jamie Bryan it is still September 12, 2001. What will move her from living in the past to living the life God has given her today?It’s been three years since the terrorist attacks …

We recently removed most of our coffee table decorations from the old trunk that sits in front of our love seat and replaced them with a few books. For about a month now, I’ve had a fun book for *me* on the table which I’ll blog about in another entry. …

I don’t remember who recommended Mozart’s Sister by Nancy Moser (Kristine perhaps?), but I’m so glad I saw it reviewed on someone’s blog. I LOVED IT! In fact, I plan to track down some more of this author’s books. I don’t normally use the LIBRARY (see previous blog entry for …

2008 READING LIST ***PERSONAL READING LIST*** Mozart’s Sister by Nancy Moser – 332 pages (blog review) One Tuesday Morning by Karen Kingsbury – 352 pages (blog review) Beyond Tuesday Morning by Karen Kingsbury – 320 pages (blog review) Mitford Series: At Home in Mitford (#1) by Jan Karon – 446 …