Here are the tastingspoons players. Daughter Sara on the right, and daughter-in-law Karen on the left. I started the blog in , as a way to share recipes with my family. Under the Java Moon , by Heather Moore. Sometimes these WWII books are tough to read.
This is a true story written as fiction, though about a few Dutch families who are taken prisoner on Java Island, by the Japanese. A period of his life he liked to forget.
The book certainly brings that period and place to the forefront. About the town who believed in them. Such a great story and SO glad I read it. Deborah Samson is an indentured servant but yearns for independence. From being a rather tall, skinny kid a girl to faking it as a young soldier a young man in the Continental army.
Riveting story beginning to end. On Mystic Lake , by Kristin Hannah. This is a book Hannah wrote some years ago, and tells the story of a woman, Annie, who finds out on the day their daughter goes off to a foreign land for an exchange quarter that her husband is in love with another woman and leaves her.
Annie, who has been the quintessential perfect corporate wife, is devastated. She felt blind-sided. She cries and wallows, but eventually she returns home to her small town, where her widowed dad lives, in Washington.
