{Book Review} Abigail and the Sahara adventure

This post contains affiliate links, if you make a purchase via these links I will earn a small commision.  When I was growing up my mum gave me a huge suitcase full of books she used to read way (waaay before my time) these books where not necessary kids books but I did enjoy them. Some of the books were geography books and I know some people won’t appreciate this but I loved reading geography books to just learn about the world, different countries and cultures this was all fascinating to me. I knew about my land (Zambia) the towns,…

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{Book Review} The rainy day man

click image to buy book Book Description Have you ever felt that your entire life is infected with lies? And eventually had to confront your own, genuine identity? Danny Simon, a retired Israeli secret agent, is returned to service and sent to Israeli-occupied South Lebanon. His simple mission – to collect data – is revealed as a conspiracy. The facts, the people and his surroundings are all infected with lies, and as the suspense builds, Simon finds himself trapped. Is Danny in control – of his family life, of his lover, of his superiors? Can he trust any of them?…

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{Book Review} Vegetarian Quick & Easy meals ~ Under 15 minutes

Hi there and welcome to yet another book review on all things vegetarian. I am having such a ball trying out all the different recipes, the greatest part is they are so easy to make and they are healthy. I never thought I would actually enjoy vegetarian anything until I started reading Jonathan Vine’s books. On Wednesday I went out for a work lunch and all I could think about was the vegetarian assorted bean salad I had in the fridge. So when we got to the restaurant I went straight for the salad menu and I couldn’t believe it…

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{Book Review} Vegetarian Weight-loss

When I was growing up back in Zambia I always thought I could never be a vegetarian (am not), the NEVER part came from years of misinformation about vegetarianism. But looking back at my childhood I probably practiced vegetarianism somewhat more then and obviously this was not by choice but a necessity (a story for another day). I remember it too well, my mother with her powers of awesomeness tried to make sure her kids loved vegetables etc. but obviously at times that worked with the good bribery or the African parent stare or the “do you want me to…

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{Book Review} Green Smoothies: The weight loss & detox secret

“Choosing to eat healthier is a lifestyle choice. It involves a commitment to life better lived, beginning with the conscious decision to fuel the human body with foods that it was created to eat”. After reading the words above I was glued to this book because like most people as soon as you mention green smoothies they make a face or think yuck that bitter stuff but actually it’s not all bitter. Most of you know I recently (like 3 months ago) got me a little blender so I can be making me some juices as I don’t usually eat…

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{Book Review} Knowing Vera

Question: what would you do if your parent committed suicide in front of your very eyes? Question: what would you do if you found out the man you love is the son to the woman your father “supposedly killed”? Question: what would you do if someone started sending you messages claiming to be your dead father 20 years after he committed suicide before your eyes? Question: what would you do if everything you thought you knew went up in smoke? These are some of the questions Vera, the lead female character had to live through? Author Description Vera Custodio has never fallen in love,…

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{Book Review} Children’s Adventures by Tali Carmi

Terry Treetop is a young boy who goes camping with his family, his so excited that he brought his binoculars with him so he can see the beautiful blue sea and the beautiful big and tall trees. Terry was looking through his binocular when he saw something on the ground that caught his eye. He walked to it and found it was an egg, he didn’t know who it belonged to so he went on a little adventure to search for the owner of the egg. He met Sandy the turtle, Ally the alligator, Fergi the frog and Betty the…

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Book Review – Where is my home

Hi there and welcome to my review of a children’s book written by Tali Carmi. I don’t know about you but I have always enjoyed reading, it’s one of those things that I cherish. I have such fond memories of my granddad reading me books when I was a kid and that developed into a passion of mine. I always tell people who know me that of the skills, passion and talents that my mother has I have inherited the love of reading books among other things. Though I still read quite a bit most of the books I read…

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Book Review – Deep South {Book 1} ~ In too Deep

Hi there! Today I wanted to start this exciting post by saying thank you to all my lovely blogger friends and readers. I am overwhelmed by all the support, I really appreciate it so thank you all. Ladies: Think Tall, six-pack, sexy as hell smoking hot body and gorgeous blonde hair and throw on some to die for blue eyes. That’s how you should picture the main male lead character West in this story and ladies (sorry guys) he will light your fire. Gentlemen: Think tall, sexy, hard-working, smoking hot petite body with curves in the right places and throw…

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Book Review – Captured

Hi there! So this is the my second book review I really enjoyed the first one so I am excited to tuck into this one. So again this book is another one I read a couple years back and you guessed it, vampires are involved but so is romance. I will say this before I get into describing my version of events the book is a series (was 3 part but we loved it so much that 4th book had to be written) saying that “I didn’t like the fact that the female lead was a 17 year old girl…

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