About Me
I am an avid reader that read just about any genre, but prefer historical fiction the most. I read thirty books or more every month. I am a mother of a precious little girl and her active younger brother. I enjoy doing variety of needle arts and crafts, including cross stitching, quilting, and, especially, locker hooking.
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WOW! That's a book-a-day! You're a fast reader! Bless you!
ReplyDeleteYou sound busy. I love doing needle arts and cross stitch as well. I'm curious, though. What's locker hooking?
ReplyDeleteHi Emily-Jane! Check out my post explaining locker hooking. https://amybooksy.blogspot.com/2017/03/what-is-locker-hooking.html
DeleteThanks so much for hosting my novel on your lovely website, for reading and reviewing. Much appreciated!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for reading and reviewing Boy from Berlin - I'm thrilled you and your children enjoyed it, that it prompted them to want to learn more about the Second World War, and read the sequel!
ReplyDeleteAmy, thanks so much for hosting Up From Adams Street on my virtual book tour with ireadbookstours. Locks, Hooks, and Books is a very well put together blog. Larry Crane
ReplyDeleteThank you for the excellent review. I am happy that you enjoyed the book. Made my day.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading my book, Sing Until You Die! Best to you!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, many thanks for hosting the Book Tour of The Amazing Adventures of Jimmy Crikey. He has had some great reviews on Amazon but every bit of exposure is helping him on his path to a wider recognition. Thanks. The second book in what is intended to be a series will be completed later this year, God willing, and an audio version is in early stages of production with the help of a great producer whose early work is blowing my socks off. More details as and when available. PS I thought my wife was unusual reading a book a day (takes me a week) but looks like I've found her match. Stay well and be safe,Wallace
ReplyDeleteLet your followers be the first to experience the trailer and audio 0f The Amazing Adventures of Jimmy Crikey produced by OutFox Kids. The plan is to convert the whole of The Amazing Adventures of Jimmy Crikey into an audio book to be made available on Amazon later this year. Any an all comments gratefully received, thanks Wallace
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I found I had to copy the address into the page search header. I am sure we'll get it to work as a direct link, soon.
It's nice to meet you and how neat the cute title for your blog covers your interests.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for taking the time to read and review Providence. I really appreciate your thoughtful review.
ReplyDeleteThank you for reading Second Chance Romance. I appreciate it!
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, thanks for the kind review. Little Amal’s book-release was just a few weeks ago but, what with his diminutive hump and all, there wasn’t much fanfare. I tried to get him to show up at places but no: “someone might notice the hump”. But a nice review really helped and—goodness!—“even some of them nice star?” Really cheered him up.
ReplyDeleteHello Amy! Thank you so much for spotlighting WHAT'S NOT SAID. Your help in boosting this book ahead of the sequel, WHAT'S NOT TRUE, that publishes on Aug 24 is awesome!!!
ReplyDeleteHello, Amy. Many thanks for your straightforward review of Rhapsody in Red. It's much appreciated. I hope you enjoy both of the sequels. Blessings.
ReplyDeleteThank you for both reading and hosting my book on your blog. Your review encourages my writing onward and I thank God for wonderful support such as yours. You are a blessing. Blossom Turner
ReplyDeleteGood morning, Amy. Thank you for reading and reviewing Time After Tyme. I'm so glad you liked the book.
ReplyDeleteHi Amy, I admire those who can cross stitch and quilt. I have friends who have a quilting group and it's a great talent to have -- something beautiful and they're sure handy in cold weather.
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