The Coffee Mugg(le): a Harry Potter Themed Coffee Shop You Don’t Want to Miss
At the tail end of a horrible year, life threw a bit of serendipity at me this week, and I couldn’t be happier about…
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Salted Caramel Custard Pie Inspired by The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie
Delight your tastebuds with this salted caramel custard pie, and be sure to read the review of its inspiration, The Sweetness at the Bottom of…
Blueberry Pizza– The Book with No Pictures
The Children’s Book I Want to Hate (but I just can’t) Why would I hate an amazing book like The Book With No Pictures…
An Honest Review of the Kindle Oasis
On the fence about buying the new Kindle Oasis? I’ve been testing it out, and I’m here with an honest pro/con list so you…
I Am Watching You: Book Review with a Slice of Budapest
Greetings from Budapest! My husband and I are thrilled to be here for two whole weeks on holiday. Let me tell you– Budapest is…
It’s News to Me: Book Review and Author Q&A
Have you ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes of a busy television news station? The frenetic pace, the scoops, the glamour, the…
Mi Abuelita’s Spanish Rice
At the Texas Book Festival, I had the privilege of interviewing TV new anchor turned author Olga Campos Benz about her debut novel It’s…
Sourdough Book Review and Hog Island Grilled Cheese
Hi, I’m Megan, stopping by from my own literary-food blog, The Hungry Bookworm, to share a post with you today. I was so excited…
When Your Village is Just One Person
I’m in a very vulnerable place this week, so this is going to get real. You’ve been warned. It Takes a Village Parenting books…
12 Children’s Books About Helping Others
“There was something else my mother did that I’ve always remembered: ‘Always look for the helpers,’ she’d tell me. ‘There’s always someone who is…
The Very Hungry Caterpillar — Craft and Recipe
Counting, colors, tactile stimulation, science, sequence, plot… The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle has it all. Is it any wonder that this classic book has…
Whole 30 Dinners Week Four
You could subtitle this post “Wishful Thinking.” Week Four of Whole 30 was even rougher than Week Three for me. Some things were unavoidable.…