BOOK: Echo of Heartbreak, A Recipe for Life by Carol Ann Kauffman

Echo of Heartbreak, A Recipe for Life is a book that came about by accident. It was originally a character profile for a woman who did not appear in my novel MacKalvey House, but nonetheless played an important role in the story.

It also was about the time I was trying to wrangle my mother's recipes out of her when she was close to the end of her long life as an excellent cook and baker, genes which I did not get. 

 Recipe for Life is the combination of the two: a letter from a mother to her unborn daughter and some really good recipes from an Italian cook who never wrote anything down.  I am an okay cook. My cooking keeps my husband slim. I cannot bake anything edible. I can, however, write things down. 

 

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ENTERTAINMENT: Resident Alien (Syfy Channel)

I love this Alan Tudyk guy! His character on Star Trek Discovery was one of the best in the series. And I loved him inn. Serenity. I didn't expect much from the series. but it was weirdly enjoyable.

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FAVORITE CARTOON: Danger Mouse

What was your favorite cartoon? 

My favorite cartoon was Danger Mouse. I can't say it was from my childhood, as I remember making a giant cardboard cut-out about four feet tall for my classroom. 

Why Danger Mouse? Well, I do like a British accent! But it's more than that. It was well written. Danger Mouse was a secret agent. He had super powers. He was funny. And he had a hamster sidekick who wore glasses named Penfold. And he yelled out "Good Grief!" when upset or surprised. 

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BOOK REVIEW: Murder at Archly Manor by Sara Rosett

Murder at Archly Manor

by Sara Rosett

I love British Murder mysteries. And Murder at Archly Manor by 

Sara Rosetta was a delightful surprise. The first in the High Society Lady Detective series,  Rosett couples a historical whodunit with a smart, independent woman in need of a career with a paycheck. 

I can’t wait to start the next book. 

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SCHEDULE: July 19 - 23, 2021

 Mon., July 19 - ART:

German-American Illustrator

Joseph Christian Leyendecker

Tues., July 20 - BOOK REVIEW:

Murder at Archly Manor

by Sara Rosett

Wed., July 21 - FAVORITE CARTOON:

Danger Mouse

Thurs., July 22 - ENTERTAINMENT:

Resident Alien

(Syfy Channel)

Fri., July 23 - BOOK:

Echo of Heartbreak, A Recipe for Life

by Carol Ann Kauffman

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