Hello, I’m Ashley! I am a photographer and writer sharing my perspective on books I’m reading, an inside look at our homeschool and insights into personal growth.
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First Lines Friday | 5/17/24
First Lines Fridays, a delightful weekly feature for book lovers hosted by Wandering Words, invites readers to judge a book solely by its opening lines. This week’s pick, “For a Lifetime” by Gabrielle Meyer, tells the gripping tale of time-traveling twins facing life-altering decisions amidst the Salem Witch Trials and 1912 New York City. With…
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Throwback Thursday – My Thoughts on Book Pictures, Bookstagram, and Aesthetics
This post takes readers on a journey through the author’s evolution on Bookstagram, sharing struggles and triumphs in finding a personal style. Despite challenges, the author encourages individuality and highlights main photo props for their aesthetic. Instagram is about personal expression and finding joy, not conforming. It’s a beautiful, personal growth story.
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Top Ten Tuesday: Favorite Quotes From My Recent Reads
Top Ten Tuesday, born out of a deep love for lists and books, unites bookish friends together. As a passionate reader who adorns pages with annotations and highlights, I’ve compiled recent quotes that deeply resonated with me. These excerpts offer profound insights, stirring emotions, and profound reflections on life, love, and truth.
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Book Review & Tour: The Girl From the Hidden Forest by Hannah Linder
Enter a world of romance and mystery in Hannah Linder’s captivating novel. Eliza, hidden in the safety of Balfour Forest, is suddenly thrust into a web of lies and danger as handsome stranger Felton claims her true identity. Their love unfolds amidst a gripping quest for truth, making for an enthralling Gothic-style Regency tale.
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Book Review Tour: Returning to Hattie by Lynn Ellen
Derek’s relentless pursuit of wealth and power leads to a spiritual awakening when he starts having vivid visions of a past life as a black man in the 1940s. Lynn Ellen’s novel delves into themes of redemption and self-reflection, challenging societal boundaries and emphasizing appreciation for life. This gripping story prompts readers to reflect on…
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Book Review: The Girl With Three Birthdays by Patti Eddington
Patti Eddington always knew she was adopted, but it wasn’t until later in life that she began to question her origins. Her journey to discover her biological family, including a shocking revelation from an aunt, led to a search for the truth sealed for sixty years. “The Girl With Three Birthdays” is a poignant story…
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