Welcome to the thirty-fourth 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, Iโm opening my Weekend Coffee shares with a link to a review Iโve provided.… Continue reading Steam & Scribbles
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Snapshots & Second Cups
Welcome to the thirty-first 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, Iโm opening my Weekend Coffee shares with a link to a review Iโve provided.… Continue reading Snapshots & Second Cups
Coffee Rings & Camera Rolls
Welcome to the twenty-ninth 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, Iโm opening my Weekend Coffee shares with a link to a review Iโve provided.… Continue reading Coffee Rings & Camera Rolls
Coffee and my summer reading challenge proposal.
Welcome to the twenty-third 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, Iโm opening my Weekend Coffee shares with a link to a review Iโve provided.… Continue reading Coffee and my summer reading challenge proposal.
Coffee, reviews, and psychics.
Welcome to book review thirty-eight of fifty-two for this yearโs virtual coffee shares. Iโve picked books related to the Brewing Coffee, Twisting Words & Breaking Pencils themeโcoffee, books, and puzzles. That Old Witch: The Coffee Covenโs Cozy Capers Author M. Z. AndrewsPublished in October 2017The publisher is Rock Paper Pen PressAvailable in eBook (436 pages),… Continue reading Coffee, reviews, and psychics.
