I liked the simplicity of this book as it was very easy to understand and user friendly. Some interesting facts such as 75% of Americans are chronically dehydrated which adds to stress and...
Every three years, harpists from all over the world gather for 15 days of competition at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music. Considered by many to be one of the most prestigious and...
Poor Lincoln did not rest in peace! His body was moved several times. I enjoyed this history documentary, produced in 2009, because it provides fascinating historical details of a rare...
I enjoyed this first novel because it gave such a fascinating look at the rich cultures of South India. Mr. Ali begins a marriage bureau as a retirement project. He finds plenty of work helping...
Ever wonder what it would have been like growing up in Regency England? After grieving a broken engagement by reading Jane Austen novels, Courtney Stone finds herself transported back to...
Bright Star, 2008, is an impressive movie directed by Jane Campion. This tells of the moving romance between John Keats, an obscure English poet in his own time, and his...
I was impressed by this book because it contained such useful advice in a very readable and enjoyable format. Linda Kaplan Thaler writes well about the importance of details in work and daily life...
Have you ever wondered why the number 7 is so popular? Ask someone to choose a number between 1 and 10 and chances are they will pick the number 7. There are 7 wonders of the world, 7...
This new cookbook, by Terry Walters, is arranged by the seasons and tries to choose products that would be available if grown locally for its vegan recipes. My husband & I are trying to be...