Books. Beautiful Books.
For those of you who don’t know about Michelle O’Neil, let me introduce you. She is a beautiful soul, mother of two children, wife to a darling man, and brilliant writer. She is many more things than that, but I’ll let you find her blog if you so desire. The purpose of this particular post is to draw your attention to her new book. She has written a deeply touching, funny memoir that anyone who enjoys memoir ought to read. Just in case you’re looking for a book to wind down the dog days of summer, I suggest you head right to Amazon via the link above and buy this book.
The other link I found today, completely by accident, will be of great interest to those of you who love photography. Especially if you take gorgeous pictures and aren’t much of a Crafty McScrapbooker (like me – I’m hopeless at it). If this sounds like you, or if you just have a few minutes on your hands, please go check out Blurb. They will help you put together a book (yes, actually bound) of your photos or artwork, add some text, and ship as many copies to you as you want for less than $3 each. You can sell them, give them away, line the chicken coop with them – whatever you want. What a cool gift that would be for a wedding party or a sweet sixteen or a 50th anniversary….Wait! Hmmm, I’ve got one of those coming up. Gotta go!
Thanks so much for your kind words Kari. I appreciate you! xo
Just yesterday I purchased Michelle's paperback book on Amazon. I'm so looking forward to reading it.
I've never been a memoir reader. However, since I've begun reading several marvelous blogs–like yours and Michelle's, I've decided that memoirs will satisfy my life-long interest in what makes each of us fully human.
What a friend you are to Michelle! She must treasure you, Kario.
I agree!
Thank you, Kario, for your kind words in your comment on my latest blog posting about the convent. I've never felt that leaving the convent showed courage. So that is a word that I treasure in your comment. In my mind, I was simply going crazy and trying to protect myself.
Peace.
Kario, I had heard of Blurb before and I thought it was such a nifty idea to turn one's photographs into a book! Imagine how great this is for anyone who is photo crazy like me! 🙂 I will surely check out the other link you posted since I enjoy reading memoirs.
Thanks for the recommendation! I'm going to check it out!