I hope no one has been spying on my Shelfari bookshelf. If you have, you’ll notice that Who Moved My Cheese? has been on the […] Read More
Author: Elisabeth
I’m a recovering English teacher who now works in healthcare communications. In between, I had a brief stint in sales and even dipped my toe in moonlighting as a photographer. I've been blogging since 2009. I've been reading since forever.
How Successful People Think was my first John Maxwell read, but it won’t be my last. I’ve been hearing his name for a while now, […] Read More
Here’s mine: When I was in college, the first chapter meeting for my sorority after our Spring break was on April 1. If you’re not […] Read More
Jeffrey Stepakoff’s Fireworks over Toccoa has all the passion of The Bridges of Madison County with the nostalgic longing of Titanic. And, I believe the […] Read More
For the second time this month, I’ve read a novel that actually reads more like a collection of short stories. But unlike my previous experience, I […] Read More
Today is Ada Lovelace Day. I had no idea until I read it on Nymeth’s blog, but since she’s the daughter of Byron – one […] Read More
Colum McCann’s Let the Great World Spin may just be the best book I’ve read that I didn’t like. Winner of the National Book Award […] Read More
I have a confession to make. I tried not once, but twice, to read Atonement and just couldn’t do it. I feel like I have […] Read More
If you have the opportunity, go see this musical. Winner of eight Tony’s in 2007 including best musical, music and choreography, Spring Awakening is based […] Read More
I haven’t read Katie Crouch’s Girls in Trucks. It was one of those peripheral books I heard about here & there – good things at that […] Read More