Book Review
Jump on the Train
by Sarah White
About a career marked by the willingness to be daring and work hard, "Jump on the Train" is an inspiring entrepreneur’s memoir. Real estate development innovator Gerald Rosengarten’s memoir "Jump on the Train" highlights a multitude...
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The Feng Shui Advantage
by Sarah White
"The Feng Shui Advantage" is a thorough overview of the philosophies behind the practice of shifting the arrangements and energy of a home or office. Kathryn Wilking’s practical self-help guide "The Feng Shui Advantage" addresses...
Book Review
Brushed Aside
by Sarah White
Art historian Noah Charney’s book "Brushed Aside" is a colorful overview of underrecognized women artists and art influencers throughout history. While an estimated 75 percent of the human handprints found with cave paintings belonged...
Book Review
The Blossoming of Women
by Sarah White
With stories and questions designed to nurture self-awareness, compassion, and acceptance of late-life changes, "The Blossoming of Women" is an supportive self-help guide. Karen Roberts’s encouraging self-help book "The Blossoming of...
Book Review
Nature's Knit-ch Book of Singlets and Light Covers
by Sarah White
Nature’s Knit-ch Book of Singlets and Light Covers is an inspiring and accessible crafting book featuring twenty creative patterns for lightweight knits. Canadian knitwear designer Carol Balogh’s Nature’s Knit-ch Book of Singlets...
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Satisfying Stitches
by Sarah White
Hand embroidery can be a means of learning about oneself according to Hope Brasfield’s "Satisfying Stitches", a crafting book with cute, accessible patterns for people new to the practice. Herein, embroidery is a “corrective...
Book Review
Recycling in the Garden
by Sarah White
British journalist Angela Youngman considers opportunities for reuse and repair in outdoor spaces in "Recycling in the Garden". This idea book for the modern gardener covers areas in which hobbyists and those with more land might work...
Book Review
The Art of Make-Do Quilting
by Sarah White
Mary W. Kerr provides plenty of inspiration and tips for working with worn quilts and orphaned blocks in "The Art of Make-Do Quilting". Old quilts and unfinished blocks can often be found in antique and thrift stores, prompting quilters...