Books! What I've Read This Month

 Hey Y'all!

So, I did finish the first book in the Orphan Train Trilogy, and it was heavily Christian themed and a bit preachy*, but the story was good. The second book (All My Tomorrows) was even better, I did take awhile to pick it up after finishing the first, and I have just started the third (Whispers in the Wind).

*I typically don't mind a Christian themed book, and enjoy the Christian romance novels, but this is VERY Christian themed.

Previous Book Blogs:

http://craftinwifescreations.blogspot.com/2023/01/books-what-im-currently-reading.html

http://craftinwifescreations.blogspot.com/2022/12/what-im-currently-reading.html

http://craftinwifescreations.blogspot.com/2022/11/books-and-magazines-ive-read-this-month.html

This month, other then the aforementioned books, I've also been reading/skimming these:

Women's Health, it just keeps coming y'all.

Tennessee & Knoxville visitors guides- We have visitors coming in April, and that's the perfect reason to explore our own state! I haven't flipped through these much yet, but I have time.

Miriam B. Loos Cookbooks- I have a thing for vintage cookbooks, though I rarely make a recipe from them. I found this set at the Am Vet's Thrift store for .75c! The illustrations in these are fantastic!

Paul Mitchell, The Cutting Book- also from the same Am Vet's Thrift Store. (Couldn't find it anywhere to link.) I may also have a thing for cosmetology books. This one is specifically haircut how-to's and it's interesting to see how style & techniques change over time.

What are you currently reading? Any book suggestions? Share in the comments below!

Have a great day,

Craftin' Wife