Sarah Anne Carter

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Yearly Archives: 2019

The Flight Girls — The Flight Girls covers an interesting part of history. Women pilots were key to completing the mission of WWII; however, they were not militarized and had no benefits. If their plane crashed, the family had to cover the costs of getting the remains home.

The Flight Girls by Noelle Salazar

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged historical fiction on December 30, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

Day by Elie Wiesel — Day is a moving novel of how a soul can be deeply affected by witnessing evil. There is sadness to it that can only be understood to a certain level. I think the entire trilogy does a good job of letting readers into the heart and soul of a Holocaust survivor. It is a must-read for adults and mature high school students could learn a lot from it, too.

Day by Elie Wiesel

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction historical fiction on December 27, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

Dogs of Christmas — The Dogs of Christmas is a heart-warming tale of how much dogs can help people in all areas of their lives. It has some twists and turns, and even some scary moments, but being a holiday book, all ends well. Animal lovers, lovers of holiday fiction and lovers of good fiction will all enjoy this book.

The Dogs of Christmas by W. Bruce Cameron

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction holiday on December 23, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

Little Amish Matchmaker — Isaac is growing up in a traditional Amish community. He loves to play with his friends, enjoys school and tries to avoid chores. In The Little Amish Matchmaker, he sees his older brother acting funny around his teacher, Catherine, and gets it into his head that they would be a good couple.

The Little Amish Matchmaker by Linda Tyler

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction holiday on December 20, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

The Ring — The Ring by Sarah Anne Carter - how it became published

My Book Publishing Story – How The Ring Came To ...

This entry was posted in Reading Writing and tagged writing on December 18, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

Dashing Through The Snow — Ashley Davison wants to get home to Seattle for Christmas, but can't buy a plane ticket. When she tries to get a rental car, she finds it's the last one, but she's not old enough to rent it. In Dashing Through the Snow, the man behind her is and he also wants to get to Seattle for a job interview. They decide to share the ride, not knowing that the real reason Ashley can't buy a ticket is that the feds think she is on the Do Not Fly list - and they're after her!

Dashing Through the Snow by Debbie Macomber

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction holiday on December 16, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

The Christmas Wedding — In The Christams Wedding, Gaby wants all her children home for Christmas this year. They haven’t been together since her husband, their father, passed away several years earlier. Gaby has also decided that it’s time for her to do something for herself – get married again.

The Christmas Wedding by James Patterson

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction holiday on December 13, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

Comfort and Joy — December is the perfect month to read some holiday books! They are often short, feel-good stories that put me right in the Christmas spirit! If you're looking for some holiday reads this month, here's a list of 12 good holiday books!

Sarah Anne’s 12 Books of Christmas

This entry was posted in Reading Writing About Reading and tagged bookshelf holiday on December 11, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

Noel Street — Noel Street is a sweet love story that deals with war, widowhood, racism and fears. It is a quick read, but I really enjoyed the story and felt like the Christmas season was really starting when I finished reading it.

Noel Street by Richard Paul Evans

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction holiday on December 9, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter

The Chemist — “You’ll make mistakes because it’s impossible to know what is or isn’t a mistake until it’s made.” Her real name is almost forgotten to her, but she is known as The Chemist. With no family left by the time she was in college, she was a target recruit of the […]

The Chemist by Stephanie Meyer

This entry was posted in Reading and tagged Fiction on December 6, 2019 by Sarah Anne Carter