Addison HorsellAug 25, 20212 minLookbook: The Sweetness at the Bottom of the PieAlan Bradley's charming mystery novel and its sequels, which center around chemistry prodigy and amateur sleuth Flavia de Luce, have been...
Kathryn HoughtonAug 23, 20213 minInstagram Worthy Places Around Mount Vernon, OhioWhen you think of Ohio, you probably think of miles and miles of cornfields and odd Jesus signs. Whilst we do have plenty of those things,
Kathryn Houghton and Addison HorsellAug 18, 20213 minOur Favorite Classic PoetsWhile it can be said that novels are a form of escapism, poetry is a way into someone’s heart; a reflection of their innermost thoughts.
M.T PetersAug 9, 20214 min"Christy" by Catherine Marshall: Book Review"It began as the golden autumn. Long summer days had melted into shorter autumn days with heavy rains in their wake. Then suddenly, all...
Kathryn HoughtonAug 6, 20214 minPaperbacks vs Hardcovers: What’s More Aesthetic? What’s more pleasing to the eye, hardcovers or paperbacks?
Addison HorsellJul 26, 20212 minWhy Old Books are My Favorite DecorTime-worn keepers of decades worth of wonder and knowledge, imagination and inspiration- old books are commonplace treasures to many of...
Kathryn HoughtonJul 20, 20213 min"Frenchman's Creek" by Daphne Du Maurier: ReviewAt what lengths would any of us go for love?
Julie A. SellersJul 14, 20214 minOf June, Anne, and New Beginnings: A Personal Essay by Julie A. SellersAnne of Green Gables and June will always be inseparably linked in my heart with new beginnings because it was on a long-ago June day...
Addison HorsellJul 6, 20212 minA Review of "Kindred Verse" by Julie A. SellersI recently had the privilege of reading Kindred Verse, a collection of poems by Julie A. Sellers. Her poetry is greatly inspired by the...