Dog Book Review: Angelo’s Journey
Angelo is a border collie, living in a remote area of Colorado’s San Luis Valley. Angelo’s Journey tells the story of when he went missing for more than five weeks in 2010. Here is our review.
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Book Review: The Last Place You’d Look
Carole Moore, my friend and mentor, wrote a powerful, deeply researched account of missing persons and the people who look for them. In some 200 pages, Carole thrusts you into the heartbreak when a loved one disappears.
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Book Review: The Etiquette Book – A Complete Guide to Modern Manners
I’ve collected a handful of go-to experts on a variety of topics. Jodi R. R. Smith from Mannersmith is one such guru for all my etiquette soundbite needs. Her newest book includes pet etiquette advice.
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Book Review: Quincy Tahoma
Truth. Writing is hard. Greater truth. Primary research is harder, especially when the subject led an elusive, often-desperate, carousing sort of life. That’s one reason (among many) Quincy Tahoma: The Life and Legacy of a Navajo Artist is such a triumph.
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Book Review: Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakthrough
An exercise in perspectives — generational, mother-daughter, and otherwise — Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakthrough (by Ruth Pennebaker) reveals the grace and humor, frustration and (yes) anger, that consumes us … especially at times of big transitions.