SHEs Organized

Have started The Apple Orchard by Susan Wiggs.

On Mother's Day, DD returned some of my Sarah Ban Breathnach books:

"Simple Abundance - A Daybook of Comfort and Joy"

"Moving On,"

"Romancing the Ordinary", all 3 by the same author above. She's a good author for re-reads, too.

It's Your Time by Joel Osteen.

Head to Head, by Linda Ladd. It's a very spooky book, which was available through the free Nook Blog last Friday. It's so scary that I have to read it in short spurts, but it's VERY GOOD and quite scary and an awful lot of fun to read. I can hardly wait to see where the author takes me, by the end, because the beginning certainly is starting out scary! It might turn out happy in the end. I'll keep you posted.

These are the books I read during my cyber break: Shenandoah Home by Sara Mitchell, Starting Now by Debbie Macomber, Let Me Finish by Roger Angell, and All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten by Robert Fulghum.

Today I got a new book for my mom's day gift a book by Joyce M. on new Making new habits replacing bad habits.

The Power of Being Positive enjoying God Forever.
By Joyce Meyer for my summer reading.

I just read The Highly Suspicious Halo and Puzzle in Patchwork. These are from the Church Choir Mysteries by Guideposts.

I picked up Feed Me - Writers Dish About Food, Eating, Weight, and Body Image, an anthology edited by Harriet Brown, featuring several writers.

I just pre-ordered (to be release Aug. 13, 2013) Debbie Macomber's book Rose Harbor in Bloom, which is a sequel to The Inn at Rose Harbor, released last summer. She writes such lovely characters and good plots, which make me smile.