life’s simplest pleasures and life’s greatest joys : all hung from a clothesline.
I am a gardener. I didn’t really know that until around 2009 just after I was married and had my own home with a small spot of land. My instincts kicked in and I wanted to make the house a home. As I walked the yard I began to picture what I wanted. I started […]
His Guilt by Shelley Shepard Gray Did not disappoint. When given the chance to join this book tour with Litfuse Publicity group I jumped at the chance to read an Amish Fiction book by this New York Times best selling author. But I realized quickly it was the second in a series called “The […]
Stepping on Cheerios by Betsy Singleton Snyder surprised me. There were quite a few tidbits I walked away with as great reminders of what I can or need to do in motherhood. I chuckled under my breath and shared some stories with people around me. Overall it was a somewhat enjoyable read – a lot […]
The Captains Daughter by Jenifer Delamere is an engaging and exciting start to the “London Beginnings” series. The Bernay sisters are a promising and dynamic trio that will lead the story in several very different directions. As the story unfolds you read about Rosalyn Bernay and Nate Moran. I won’t give this exciting love story […]
Lisa Jo Baker did a phenomenal job creating a practical book to help those who are needing to develop friendships, go deeper in existing relationships, may find themselves lonely while in current, seemingly good friendships, or who are feeling isolated. I appreciated that she addressed people in all phases and provided Scriptural examples and encouragements […]
Affiliate link provided. I spotted The Gatekeepers by Chris Whipple up for review and not only did I know I wanted to read it but I knew, months in advance, that I wanted to present it to my dad on Father’s Day. He is a huge politics buff and has passed on his interest to […]
Devotions from the Kitchen Table by Stacey Edwards is one I picked up because my parents’ kitchen table changed my life. And it changed, and continues to change, the lives of so many people. I have a love for “the table” and have written about it often here on Inspiration Clothesline. After reading the book […]
A Love So True is the second installment of the Teaville Morale Society series by Melissa Jagears. And truth be told when given the opportunity to review this book and after having read the description I went and checked out the first one for my library and read it in a matter of days […]
This book, The Magic of Motherhood, by Ashlee Gadd is so perfectly titled. Magic is so elusive and uncertain, just like Motherhood. It is enthralling, can be exhausting (especially when trying to figure it out), and wholly engaging – mind, body, and spirit. The essays in this book address each of these key components […]
What a great book for kids based on 19 stories from the Bible. Each of the “stories,” portrayed by beautiful two page spreads, highlight words that are perfect for kids 0-5 to learn these key Bible stories and just use simple language. We snagged this to put in an Easter basket for our youngest (1.5) […]