Category Archives: Non-Fiction Books

My Sister’s Books Review #59

Posted on January 11, 2015 by Ariesgrl

The Puppy that Came for Christmas By: Megan Rix   Megan and Ian Rix have desperately been trying to have a baby. Megan feels as though a baby would finally complete their family.  Throughout the numerous failed attempts, the couple … Continue reading →

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I Talk Slower than I Think

Posted on November 24, 2014 by Ariesgrl

By: C. D. Bonner   Format: eBook.   Read: November 2014 This is a collection of stories to remind adults of every age of a simpler, more hands-on era. I Talk Slower than I Think is a nod to the good old … Continue reading →

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Sasee Review for August

Posted on August 1, 2014 by Ariesgrl

Hi Everyone, As you all know, I have had the honor of writing the book reviews for Sasee Magazine. Here is a snippet of the review that I did for month of August.   Enjoy! ~Ariesgrl   Who Left Me … Continue reading →

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The Seventh Angel

Posted on April 8, 2014 by Ariesgrl

By: Alex McKeithen. Format: Hardcover. Read: March 2014.   Alex McKeithen decided to study art abroad in the inspiring European landscape. Unfortunately for him, when he arrived in Paris, he suffered a breakdown, running through the streets proclaiming he was … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books #38

Posted on December 30, 2013 by Ariesgrl

The Diary of a Young Girl By: Anne Frank This is the diary by Anne Frank, a young Jewish girl. Her family had to leave Amsterdam and hide from the approaching Nazis. When their location was discovered, they were forced … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books #31

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Ariesgrl

The Ultimate Gullah Cookbook By: Jesse Edward Gantt, Jr. and Veronica Davis Gerald The Gullah community is one of the oldest cultures in the south. This cookbook starts with the history of the Gullah people and how their language, culture … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #30

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Ariesgrl

Come Home to Supper By: Christy Jordan Christy Jordan’s latest cookbook is dedicated to families in today’s world. This cookbook is crammed full of delicious recipes that are made up of affordable ingredients. She focuses on making things easier for … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #28

Posted on November 20, 2013 by Ariesgrl

Plantation Tours and Tastes Georgetown History Published by: The Church Women of Prince George Winyah Parish Plantation Tours and Tastes Georgetown History is a lovely cookbook written by the women of Prince George Winyah Parish, who have hosted multiple plantation … Continue reading →

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My Sister’s Books Review #25

Posted on October 15, 2013 by Ariesgrl

Founding Mothers By: Cokie Roberts Founding Mothers is a book about the women behind the well-known men who founded America. These are the wives and mothers that were at home, raising the family, running the farms and businesses. Cokie Roberts … Continue reading →

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A Beautiful Mess

Posted on September 18, 2013 by Ariesgrl

By: Ali Berlinski. Format: Ebook. Read: September 2013. A Brooklyn elementary school teacher who doesn’t quite fit in anywhere and goes to Spain to find time to write and connect with herself. Ali Berlinski is a unique individual that grew … Continue reading →

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