Tighten logic with malleable spanners
I have been gone for some time and am now looking to get this up and rolling again.
Look for book reviews on a weekly basis.
Thursday, December 2, 2010
Saturday, July 17, 2010
Born on this date in history.
Happy birthday to E. B. White
E. B. White (Elwyn Brooks White) was born on Tuesday, July 11, 1899 in Mount Vernon. He died on Tuesday, October 01, 1985, in North Brooklyn; cause of death: Alzheimer's. His most famous book was Charlotte's Web.
E. B. White (Elwyn Brooks White) was born on Tuesday, July 11, 1899 in Mount Vernon. He died on Tuesday, October 01, 1985, in North Brooklyn; cause of death: Alzheimer's. His most famous book was Charlotte's Web.
Sunday, July 11, 2010
Heather Graham Book review "Nightwalker"
I thoroughly enjoyed this book. I was meandering the isles of the public library and just made a grab for one of Heather's books I hadn't yet read and came up with a winner. Of course Heather's books are rarely losers. In Nightwalker she combines the past with the present in flawless style while creating a page turning suspense adventure. I was hooked from the moment the dying man fell on Jessy pinning her to the craps table where she had just won the money she was desperate for.
A highly recommended book I'd give it five Bookmarks!
A highly recommended book I'd give it five Bookmarks!
Monday, July 5, 2010
Have you visited a bookstore lately?
The two big stores that spring to mind are Barnes and Noble and Books a Million. Both are huge both have nice coffee shops and both are great for browsers. I love to walk the isles and look at the books. In today's economy I can't afford to buy all the books I want so I carry a small notebook and write the authors and titles that catch my eye. Later I go to the library and see if they have them for check out. Its great to read for free!
Sunday, June 27, 2010
Book Review Walks and Rambles in Southwestern Ohio
With spring here and summer on the way many people’s thoughts are turning to outdoor fun. Unfortunately our bank accounts may say that there aren’t many things we can afford to do, while our bodies crave the good health benefits to be found in the great outdoors. Fortunately the local public Library has a book that will help solve those problems.
The book “Walks and Rambles in Southwestern Ohio” by Ralph Ramey is a great example. This book provides the reader information on thirty-six nature preserves, woods and state parks where people can walk and experience both nature and local history at minimal cost. Many of these areas are within Montgomery County. Chapters about each area includes maps, pictures, the distance of the trail, the facilities available and if the trail is suitable for the physically challenged.
Check out a copy from your local library, or buy your own to carry with you as you enjoy the great outdoors with your family.
The book “Walks and Rambles in Southwestern Ohio” by Ralph Ramey is a great example. This book provides the reader information on thirty-six nature preserves, woods and state parks where people can walk and experience both nature and local history at minimal cost. Many of these areas are within Montgomery County. Chapters about each area includes maps, pictures, the distance of the trail, the facilities available and if the trail is suitable for the physically challenged.
Check out a copy from your local library, or buy your own to carry with you as you enjoy the great outdoors with your family.
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Books for free
Good day
Today I would like to talk about the web site Paperback Swap http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php
This website allows you to list books you no longer want and select books you would like. You can have a wish list to keep track of those you want. As soon as someone request one of your books you send it off and earn one credit. With this credit you order a book. The book is mailed to you. Simple really all you pay is the postage for the book you sent. Postage is generally under three dollars. Credits can also be purchased if your impaient and can't wait to earn any. Stop by and take a look. If you decide to join please mention my user name barbhend2000.
Today I would like to talk about the web site Paperback Swap http://www.paperbackswap.com/index.php
This website allows you to list books you no longer want and select books you would like. You can have a wish list to keep track of those you want. As soon as someone request one of your books you send it off and earn one credit. With this credit you order a book. The book is mailed to you. Simple really all you pay is the postage for the book you sent. Postage is generally under three dollars. Credits can also be purchased if your impaient and can't wait to earn any. Stop by and take a look. If you decide to join please mention my user name barbhend2000.
