Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing Lauren Scott’s heartfelt poetry book – Ever So Gently. Get This Book on Amazon . Blurb: In Ever So Gently, Lauren Scott …

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

It’s been grueling. What to do with my car. Along with losing my husband, I lost my car man. Let me preface with, I know a little bit about cars, I know what I like, I know what I do not like…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I…

Here are the books I read in November that are four stars or higher. A Ticket to Ride: Stories and Rhymes By Sue Wickstead This is a fun collection of stories, poems, and beautiful illustrations. I like nothing more than the engaging flow of rhymes to read aloud to children, but even reading it alone, it brought a smile. The stories mixed in are charming with just the right amount of silliness, and a bonus was the jokes I know would bring a smile to a young child and the reader.

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing a short story psycho-thriller – The Kill Clause, by Lisa Unger. A hired killer lets emotions get in the way of her mission – …

Welcome back to my Safety and Awareness series here at Sally’s Smorgasbord Blog Magazine. In this post, I want to talk about preparedness in the home in case of fire. Do you have safety protocols a…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing Rhyming Dreams by Nicole Sara. This is a book that combines the author’s interpretation in poetry and photographs. Get This Book on…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing a new release anthology Yvette Prior has put together in collaboration with a few talented authors and poets. Stories in various genres &…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing Laura Lyndhurst’s book – Social Climbing: and Other Poems. This book was done in collaboration with Clive Thompson, photograp…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m happy to share my review for Balroop Singh’s new release, her debut novel – Beyond the Fetters. Get This Book on Amazon Blurb: Some bab…

As I am totally – promotion adverse, I am ever grateful for the early reviews coming in for my new release – About the Real Stages of Grief. Some I’d been alerted to and others I …

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing a book I grabbed while it was on FREE, and glad I did because unlike many books on this topic, the subject matter wasn’t detailed w…

Welcome to October’s picks for Writing Tips. In this edition, blogging guru, Hugh Roberts shares a tutorial on creating a Contact Page on our blogs and how to build the page, Hugh Roberts on …

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Yes, it’s a bit different today since I’ve just released my own book, today I wanted to share both, the introductory post Sally Cronin has put up to pr…

It is with great exhale that I’m announcing my new release to the universe – About the Real Stages of Grief, available on all the Amazons. This book is what I’d call, a real labor…

My Sunday Book Review is for Terry Tyler’s new release – Served Cold. I’m admittedly addicted to Terry’s books so I couldn’t wait to dive into this two-story novella a…

Finally! Talk of getting rid of speed cameras. I’m going to preface my thoughts about speed cameras by saying, I hate them. Our city of Toronto is a mess in so many ways, but this post is foc…

Welcome to my Sunday Book Review. Today I’m reviewing – A Virtuous Woman by Kaye Gibbons. A story about love and grief. Get This Book on Amazon Blurb: A “vivid, unsentimental, powerful”…