Other than an overly long chapter on reading spiritual books, I thought this book by Gladys Hunt was wonderful. I was hoping for an annotated book list, just like her other book "Honey for a Child's Heart" but wasn't disappointed by the lack thereof. She convinced me to try some genres that I may not have tried otherwise, like westerns. Not that I don't like westerns, but I don't think I would have ventured over when there were some juicy murder mysteries to entice me. But as a testament to this woman's great writing, I checked out a Louis L'Amour book from the library this week. I haven't yet read it, but believe me, I'll tell you when I do.
Sunday, June 3, 2007
Honey for a Woman's Heart
Other than an overly long chapter on reading spiritual books, I thought this book by Gladys Hunt was wonderful. I was hoping for an annotated book list, just like her other book "Honey for a Child's Heart" but wasn't disappointed by the lack thereof. She convinced me to try some genres that I may not have tried otherwise, like westerns. Not that I don't like westerns, but I don't think I would have ventured over when there were some juicy murder mysteries to entice me. But as a testament to this woman's great writing, I checked out a Louis L'Amour book from the library this week. I haven't yet read it, but believe me, I'll tell you when I do.
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p.s. I would love to be invited to the squeakerblog
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