Mastering the Art of French Eating by Ann Mah Ann Mah is not just a journalist, but also a foodie and a Francophile. So when her husband took an assignment in Paris, France she thought she had won the lottery. However, soon, he was reassigned again and she was left alone to make a home... Continue Reading →
Garden Spells
Garden Spells by Sarah Addison Allen I really enjoyed this slightly witch-y book. I would describe the story as ‘The Language of Flowers’ meets ‘Practical Magic’. The Premise: At the heart of this story is the Waverley family. Claire still lives in the family home, tending the garden and using the flowers from the garden... Continue Reading →
