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Review 137: Eyes in the Rearview Mirror by Joseph Pfeiffer
Joseph Pfeiffer’s book has been on my reading list since he queried us last December. After reading it, I’d love to save it for a Father’s Day review because the book would be very appropriate for that time, but I didn’t want to make the author wait another four months to read my review. That being said, take note of this book because it would actually make a great Father’s Day gift.
Review 91: Welcome to Grandparenting by Rosemary Weis & Michelle Johnston
As a grandfather to five grandchildren, aged seven to ten, I was interested to learn what this book has to offer in the way of advice on how to be a grandparent. The answer is it has much to offer. The two authors offer great insight with ideas and suggestions that should be beneficial to any grandparent, but especially to the new grandparent.
Review 69: Every Rescued Dog Has a Tale by Deborah Eades
For anyone who is an animal lover, myself included, Deborah Eades’ book is definitely one that deserves a heart warming Awwwwwe! Deborah is a volunteer for what’s known as the Dog Rescue Railroad. Years ago a website was created called petfinder.com which helps place pets in new homes. Volunteers often travel cross country to pick up animals and transport them to their new owners.
Review 1: A Good Ole Country Cookbook
I’ve only been a “cook” for about four years. Before that, a bowl of Campbells or Ramen Noodles was as good as it got. Thanks to the Food Network and more TV “cooks” (not chefs) relating to an average Joe like me these past few years, I stopped using my oven for storage and learned how to cook a few more dishes besides a boiled egg. I also started venturing down the cookbook aisle at my local B&N, bought a subscription to a cooking magazine, and created an online recipe box at foodnetwork.com.


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