Our {virtual} Summer Book Club is back for the second year in a row, and YOU chose the first book for Summer 2015! This summer's highly anticipated read The Girl on the Train by Paula Hawkins took the spot...and we've...
July is over already! How? We both struggled with this book. Not so much for content...but it's summer time. Here's the reviews.
>> Warning :: Reviews may contain spoilers! <<
:: Bre ::
I totally spaced on what this book was about....
Are you one of the many moms who would like to read more books? It's possible! No really, it is!
I love reading - it's my escape, my exploration, my classroom. But I can't tell you how many times I've...
I love to read. Some of my earliest memories involve running into the tiny bookstore at our mall and begging my mom to buy me "just one more book." The bookworm in me evolved from Berenstain Bears to Sweet...
My niece is preparing to start her last semester of college in a rigorous Communications program. While on an internship in Germany this summer another intern said to her condescendingly, “You need to read more books.” Let’s just say...
September, September! Let’s shout it from the rooftops! Kids are back in school, routines are getting somewhat normalized, and FALL weather is on the horizon. So let’s start retiring our flip flops…errrr, maybe not yet. It IS Houston after...
Houston Moms Blog is starting a monthly Book Club!
Mark your calendars for Thursday, September 20 at 8:30 pm for our first meeting {held conveniently on Facebook Live}. This month, we will be reading and discussing Love and Luck, by Jenna...
Hi, friends! Thank you to everyone who joined us for our first Facebook Live Book Club meeting! The beauty of our book club, though, is that you can participate live with us from the comfort and convenience of your...
Can you believe October came and went so fast? I have a feeling I'll be thinking the same thing in a few minutes when it's December!
Our last book club meeting was a lot of fun. Thank you to all...
I hope I never forget the feeling I had as a fifth grader when I finished the last page of Little Women. I was hiding in the empty "Mothers Lounge" at our church while my stepdad worked outside hanging...