June has started off with a bang, but my June adventures are just getting started! I did some traveling at the beginning of the month, to visit my inlaws, and then drop my kids off. They are going to be gone for around a month! At this time, my house is so quiet, I am…
When it comes to working with other bloggers, it is fun to get inventive! We did a collaborative book review on “The Wife Between Us.” I love working with Chrissy! We have so much fun when we are coming up with ideas for fun posts, and so much more! Here is our review, what do…
Recently I read Anna of Kleve by Alison Weir. I hesitated on whether I would share the review or not. I have not been a huge fan of this author for many reasons, but I will not go into them here. However, I was offered a chance to read her new book. I thought, “why…
There is a great new book for kids available now! I cannot wait to share more with you about “The Boing Boing Bushes” and the Pasta Kidz new adventure! Y’all have heard me say it, and I am going to repeat it – finding books that kids will enjoy, and maintain their interest is crucial.…
Its time to bring a new book review! Where Do You Go To is a book that follows a young woman from the orphanage to become the daughter of an ambassador from France. Get ready for an interesting ride! If you have read it, what did you think of the book? Book Review Marie-Claire does…
It’s been a hot minute since I have released some new and upcoming book reviews. There are always fabulous books coming out and there is only so much time to get them all in! I have been reading as fast as I can through the crazy that life likes to throw our way. With that…
I had the pleasure of interviewing Kristin Ward, who is the author of “After the Green Withered.” I had so much fun with this interview. If you have not checked out her book, do so! You can catch my review here: https://ataleoftwopages.blog/AFTWBT. What a great lady, and author, and I know that we can expect…
The rain stopped falling, and the green withered. Now water is the global currency, and one power controls it all….. The world as we know it no longer exists. The lushness we have grown accustomed to is gone. Now all that is left are barren wastelands, small communities, and one power that oversees the water…
Have you ever had a book just drag you around until you are exhausted? This book does that and MORE! I could NOT put it down! I was entranced from the start. There is a huge range of emotions at play in this novel! A Beautiful Corpse is one of those MUST READ books of…
First, the do-not-end-a-sentence-with-a-preposition rule appears to originate from the 17th Century Latin-variance coined by John Dryden (1631-1700) in 1627 (Greene 2011). He argued that English required conformity from Latin, which rejects any leniency of end-of-a-sentence-with-a-preposition (Greene 2011; Lowth 1794, 104). Then Bishop Robert Lowth (1710-1787) continued the rejection of end-of-a-sentence-with-a-preposition as a Latin-based argument in…
