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Category: Book Review
Dating Tales from the Bark Side
I’m not alone in my attraction to bad boys. Research shows men who have vain and somewhat, well, psychopathic tendencies usually get more dates than the average guy. What’s up with that? “I’m Not Single, I Have a Dog” by Susan Hartzler
Your Purpose-Oriented Adventure
Let’s start by asking ourselves a question: How many times a week, in our ongoing activities, do we see situations that call our name? We are in the right place at the right time to help someone, reach out to a child, help an elderly person across the street or pay forward for someone to…
The Lodge at Woodloch: a decade of recipes
Are you looking for recipes that use organic and homegrown vegetables and herbs? From culinary to made-from-scratch beauty fixes, The Lodge at Woodloch cookbook offers pages of healthful meals and recipes you can prepare today, tomorrow, and in the coming weeks. Don’t waste your bountiful harvest! “NURTURE with NATURE” follow nature’s lead with seasonal recipes…
Love Affair with Rome
Letting my feet guide me, rather than a book or a plan, through the streets of Rome has been one of the most rewarding experiences. Rome is full of surprises; from the street musician hidden in a small piazza, to a restaurant known only by locals, to a forgotten church filled with Renaissance art, to…
50 Places to Fly Fish
“Fifty Places to Fly Fish Before You Die” is full of breathtaking photography and detailed information about 50 of the world’s most spectacular fly fishing destinations. Author Chris Santella is a skilled freelance writer and storyteller who offers his readers a collection of 50 essays created by master fly anglers.
New Guinea’s Natural History
Yes, I’d love to collaborate with Bruce on another natural history book. I continue to plan expeditions to New Guinea for photography, filming, and research on Birds-of-Paradise. There is still so much to learn about them and amazing stories to tell that I hope will help inspire the whole world to learn about and care…
Review: Images of America
You would recognize Skytop Lodge today if you were to compare the grand opening day photo in Claire Gierwatowski’s “Images of America: Skytop Lodge” with the lodge and grounds you see today. Additions and modifications since opening day on June 16, 1928, have only enhanced Skytop’s magnificent, stately appeal. Images of America: Skytop Lodge covers…
Outright Fishing Tales: A River Trilogy
A River Trilogy is a fluid, gentle, and entertaining literary work that will leave you yearning for more stories. Come along for the ride as Wetherell takes you through New England, Montana, and Scotland’s most treasured waterways.
in pursuit of slow
If slowing down long enough to experience the pleasures that come from your work, passions, and relationships is a challenge for you, or if you feel life is slipping away, you’ll want to read Jarvis’ book and get back on track or develop a new mindset that will transport you to a more peaceful life.…
A Walk for Sunshine
Jeff Alt experienced long days and nights alone as he braved a variety of weather conditions that ran the gamut from excessive heat and wind, 10-foot snow drifts to bitter cold and agonizing blisters to raise money for Sunshine Communities, a small community in Maumee, Ohio. His brother, Aaron has cerebral palsy and an intellectual…
