Welcome to the thirty-fifth book review of fifty-three. As you know, I used to provide freelance book reviews to several review companies. It was a great experience that introduced me to new authors and their wonderful books. Each week this year, I’m opening my Weekend Coffee shares with a link to a review I’ve provided. Reviews are three stars or higher. The genres range from picture books to fiction and nonfiction titles.
Akashic Records Made Easy
Author is Sandra Anne Taylor
Published in July 2018
The publisher is Hay House UK
Available in Audiobook, eBook, and Paperback (272 pages)
New Thought | New Age Fortune Telling | Fortune Telling
If we were having coffee, I would share that I’m registered for an in-person class called “Accessing the Akashic Records” by Ashleigh Grange, R.H.N., hosted through Cedar Cove Wellness. It doesn’t run until October, but I’m excited.
If we were having coffee, I would share that I have a booth this weekend at my first ComiCon event. I don’t know what to expect, but I think it will be a lot of fun. Have you ever attended a ComiCon?
If we were having coffee, I would share that mornings sipping coffee by the water with a good book are becoming limited because the season is slowly shifting to cooler mornings. They are beautiful mornings nonetheless, but chilly.
For those of you who asked about the suncatchers last week, you can see a picture of them here: The Cinnamon Witch.
By Shari Marshall (2026)
Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils 
I love the photo of your morning coffee by the water!
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Thank you, Maria. I used it as one of this week’s mindfulness photos.
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Enjoy your class! I’ve never heard of the subject but it sounds intriguing, as I’m myself into spirituality.
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Thank you, Astrid. My understanding (at present) of the Akashic Records is that it’s a library of information on all your lifetimes for everyone.
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I had to look up Akashic Records, and it does sound intriguing. I’ve never been to a Comi-Con, but my husband and I used to go to science fiction conventions often when we were young, and I suspect Comi-Con is similar.
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Hello Deb. This was my first ComiCon. I’ve never attended a Sci-Fi Convention, but I imagine they are very similar.
I hope you are having a great week.
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Love hopping to different blogger sites I learn so much. Happy Reading!
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Thanks for stopping in, Kat. I like visiting different blogs too. Please feel free to leave me your link next time you visit. Happy reading to you too!
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I would love to attend ComiCon. I hope your booth is successful.
Tfs your week, happy reading
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Thank you, ShelleyRae. I hope you are having a lovely week.
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I been to a small Comicon. Nothing big or fantasy…yet.
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