The Girl on the Train is the debut thriller from author Paula Hawkins. Debut? You must be kidding me. This is a brilliant study on people and told in such a way that will keep you turning pages and wishing for more at the end.
The Sailor Dog by Margaret Wise Brown is a classic picture book that can inspire your children and grandchildren to be adventurous and want to travel the seas and oceans of this world. Scuppers was a childhood hero to many future seafaring kid. Scuppers is ready to inspire a new generation of children today.
Historical Sites in London Now there are literally 1000s of great places to visit when you vacation in London. Visit any of them if you simply want to have a fun trip. But you can make your trip to London both fun and educational at the same time. I assume Read more…
Les Ferguson is one of the friendliest guys you’ll ever meet. He is a dedicated family man who cares about all people and has a heart for those with broken lives. I met Les via a Facebook group and have cherished knowing him electronically and I definitely hope to one Read more…
Book Title: The Important Book Author: Margaret Wise Brown Illustrator: Leonard Weisgard Publisher: HarperCollins Year Published: 1999 Originally published in 1949 Availability: Click for an available copy from Amazon What is important to your child? There are items like a daisy, a spoon and the rain found within the pages Read more…
Author John Alan Turner is a man I wish I had met twenty years ago. Researching him in order to ask intelligent questions made me marvel at some of his accomplishments and his theological insights. He is the author of many books and has ministered either part-time or full Read more…
Jeremy is minister of the Otisville Church of Christ in Otisville, Michigan. He has been working with the congregation since December 2011. Jeremy grew up in Windsor, Ontario where he attended and grew in his faith at the the Westside Church of Christ.He later graduated from Rochester College and the Read more…
Jill Amadio is a very talented writer. Her experiences range from writing for newspapers in England and Thailand to being a regular contributor to Entrepreneur Magazine to ghostwriting books such as the Rudy Vallee life story and the story behind Luftwaffe Ace Günther Rall. She now spends most of her time writing mysteries and is a member of the Mystery Writers of America, Sisters in Crime and the Authors Guild among other groups. I hope you enjoy the Jill Amadio interview.