Top Ten Tuesday-Memorable Quotes

Happy Tuesday, friends! The theme for today's top ten Tuesday is memorable book quotes. This is a bit difficult for me because I don't keep a quote journal or anything like that. Sometimes I put memorable quotes in my reviews, and that is where I will be looking to hopefully find ten quotes. To find out what our other bookish friends are doing for Top Ten Tuesday check out That Artsy Reader Girl.

The Last Piece

Title: The Last Piece

Author: Terrie Todd

Publisher: Indie

Genre: Historical Fiction, Christian Fiction,

My Review:

Be prepared for an emotional ride. I loved the idea of this book because I love doing jigsaw puzzles. The storyline is unique and I have never read anything like it. While I am not a huge Historical Fiction fan, Terrie Todd's books always amaze me.

Sunday Spotlight #5-Allison Pearl

Happy Sunday, friends! A few weeks ago I started doing a "Sunday Spotlight" where I highlight a book/author that deserves more love!  I take a book that I have read and enjoyed that has less than 100 reviews on Goodreads and give it some extra love by drawing it to your attention! Maybe someday I will host a link party (if I can figure it out) to make it easier to participate. 

The Wedding Dress Christmas

Title: The Wedding Dress Christmas (audiobook)

Series: The Wedding Dress Collection #3.5

Author: Rachel Hauck

Publisher: Hauck House

Genre: Christian Fiction, Romance, Christmas

Source: Scribd

My Review:

I love reading Rachel Hauck's books. So when I noticed she had a Christmas book I HAD to listen to it.

The Goose Who Got to Love

Title: The Goose Who Got to Love

Author: Amadeus Vultznick

Publisher: Amadeus Vultznick

Genre: Children's Fiction

My Review:

Henry the Goose Who Got to Love is written for children between the ages of 6-10, however, I think it would be better suited for children a bit older.

A Season on the Wind

Title: A Season on the Wind

Author: Suzanne Woods Fisher

Publisher: Revell

Genre: Christian Fiction, Amish, Romance,

My Review:

Opening a book and seeing a "meet the cast" section is a little scary for this reader. I was immediately leery because I have a hard time following quite a few characters, I am better with less. However, I need not have worried as the author took her time setting the stage and introduction of the characters.

First Line Friday #24-Henry the Goose Who Got to Love

Happy Friday and Hello November!! Is it cold where you are today? It is 36° here in my part of NC this morning!!  My hope for this weekend is to catch up as I am still behind on some of my deadlines!! Welcome back to First Line Friday hosted by Meez Carrie at Reading is My SuperPower!! To join in the fun grab the book you are reading and leave a comment with the first line (or your link).  This week I am reading Henry the Goose Who Got to Love by Amadeus Vultznick.