Blogs about: Deborah Rey
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My reading is not going very fast at the moment. I am reading Geert Mak’s In Europe, which at 1100+ pages will keep me busy for a while. I am reading one chapter a day, over breakfast in bed in … more →
The Armenian Odar Reads
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Myrthe wrote 1 month ago: My reading is not going very fast at the moment. I am reading Geert Mak’s In Europe, which at … more →
Rachel Sarai's Vineyard
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merewoman wrote 5 months ago: Rachel Sarai’s Vineyard was scheduled for publication in 2008. For a reason that I do not kn … more →
Reaching out
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pdom wrote 1 year ago: I guess I don’t get to list all the people I’m so glad to know and see — again. Bu … more →
Friends, family and children
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pdom wrote 1 year ago: It’s been a tough old week. After Tilly, a number of things. But it’s also been life-aff … more →
Tag! I'm it! Again! Part 2
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Myrthe wrote 1 year ago: And here comes the next meme. The one that I put up a few days ago, was fairly easy. This one and th … more →
Happy Birthday and Happy Bookday, Deborah!
kathyrhodes wrote 1 year ago: “At the age of 5, Rachel Sarai joined the Dutch Resistance. At the age of 70, she finally gets … more →
Rachel Sarai's Vineyard
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kathyrhodes wrote 1 year ago: I was one of those girls who read The Diary of Anne Frank every year in junior high and early high s … more →
Rachel Sarai's Vineyard by Deborah Rey
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Myrthe wrote 1 year ago: As I mentioned in my previous post, I came across Deborah Rey’s website through a comment she … more →
Deborah Rey's Short Stories
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Myrthe wrote 1 year ago: A few weeks ago, Deborah Rey left a comment on one of my posts. I followed the link to her site and … more →
Chomping at the bit
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pdom wrote 2 years ago: At long last I’m able to get to something I’ve wanted to (get to) for a few days now. Th … more →
Katie bar the door
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pdom wrote 2 years ago: As in ‘watch out, it’s just going to keep coming!’. I’ve never known if this … more →
