This is a fascinating book about the life of Mrs. Abe Lincoln. Not being american I didn't know about her other than her existence.
Regarding her first sight of Abe, 'the ugliest man upon which I had ever laid eyes,' How could it be worse after that...?
Apparently she was the first to be called the First Lady.
I liked how she took a list of statistics of a woman who lost 3 children, loved seances, loved shopping....
And changed her from a pariah living in an insane assylum into a believable and misunderstood character.
Hello, welcome to my library shelf of the books I'm reading. They are mainly books from the Public Library but include various other favourites and borrows from kind friends and family members.
Wednesday, November 14, 2012
Friday, November 9, 2012
Baby & Kids Quilts (Best of Fons & Porter)
Super cute baby quilts, wouldn't you know it came from Fons & Porter. I hate their website but love their shows and now apparently their books.
Monday, November 5, 2012
Super-cute Pincushions/Shape Workshop for Quilters
Ok, both worth a quick look.
The pincushions are really of cute but who is going to make all those peas for the pod??
ShapeWorkshop for Quilters from Fat Quarterly the e-zine folks. It's interesting but just for looking...
The pincushions are really of cute but who is going to make all those peas for the pod??
ShapeWorkshop for Quilters from Fat Quarterly the e-zine folks. It's interesting but just for looking...
Sunday, November 4, 2012
Jesus by Deepak Chopra
Very nice. He takes a difficult perhaps intimidating personage to write about but he's already done Buddha so I guess he's OK with it.
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Blue Moon Promise by Colleen Coble
I just looked back to the last one I read by Colleen and realized that this one has the same problem. I think it is the covers -- I love them. They are somehow sooo attractive to me I scoop them up. She starts strong but kind of fizzles but I did manage to read the whole thing this time.
Free Motion Quilting with Angela Walters
I think she says with instead of by because of the great way she has of making you think you could actually do this with her help...I love it.
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