by Helen Wakefield | Jun 20, 2011 | archives
Jess brought up a good point in her last post: Who has books sitting on their shelves that they haven’t read? What are they? I have a few myself, though with my books currently in storage it’s a bit hard for me to remember off the top of my head. But...
by Helen Wakefield | Jun 9, 2011 | book review
This book covers the lives of Edward IV and his brother, Richard III. Written from a very sympathetic viewpoint of Richard III, it is highly detailed and covers the period from Richard aged 10, to the instigation of the Tudor dynasty after his death. For me, this book...
by Helen Wakefield | Jun 7, 2011 | archives
Been away for a few days this week visiting Jess and her family for my neice’s birthday, so not much reading going on at the moment. But I’ve decided since I’ve been having all these apocolyptic dreams, I’ll give the “Left...
by Helen Wakefield | May 30, 2011 | book review
The second installment of the “Left Behind” series picks up on the progress of pilot Captain Rayford Steele, his daughter Chloe and internationally renowned news reporter Buck Williams. All three converted to Christianity in the first book (“Left...
by Helen Wakefield | May 26, 2011 | archives
This week I’ve only been continuing to read “Tribulation Force” (Tim Lahaye & Jerry B. Jenkins) and not as much as I’d like. There’s been a lot of chaos in my household this week with the kids!Last night however I stayed up a little...
