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Tag Archives: Tickmenot
“Hunting for a Husband,” by Mindy Steele
Fitting In Leah’s boyfriend of three years has dumped her, then her dad decided to move them hundreds of miles away. Leah misses her best friend, and her two recently married sisters who did not make the move with them. … Continue reading
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Tagged Amish, Attacked, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Bird Watching, Christian Ficition, Danger, Disabled, Dumped by Boyfriend, Fitting into New Home, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Hunting for a Husband, Husband Hunting, Mindy Steele, Missing Friends, Missing Home, Moving to New Place, Quirky Humor, Raising Prize Deer, Tickmenot, Used for Information, Walking with Jesus, Wheelchair Bound
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“Gelato at the Villa,” by Robin Jones Gunn
Let the Adventure Begin Claire and Grace are two adult best friends that decide to take a trip to Italy together–no spouses or children are included. Although they had both been there in the past, it was a long time … Continue reading
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Tagged Adults, Art Work, Baptised, Becky's Blog, Bed and Breakfast, Best Friends, Changed by Trip, Christian Fiction, Cooking with Italians, Exploring Churches, Exploring New Places, Florence, Gelato, Gelato at the Villa, Gelato Flavors, https://bookreadingtic.com/wp-admin/post-new.php, Museums, Revell Books, Robin Jones Gunn, Terrible Work Conditions, Tickmenot, Trip to Italy, Trip with Best Friend, Walking with Jesus
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“The Riding Lesson,” by Jennifer K. Mann
Riding a Horse! Frances loves horses, but has never ridden one. Today, she will. Her friend, Mae, who has horses, has invited her over. But Frances isn’t prepared for what it is like when dreams of horses clash with reality. … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 3 - 8, Apples for Horses, Author and Illustrator, Avoid Horse Kicks, Bareback Riding, Becky's Blog, bookreadingtic.com, Bridle, Brushing a Horse, Candlewick Books, Carrots for Horses, Cleaning Stables, Gear to Wear, Getting on a Horse, Help from a Friend, Horses, Horseshoes, Imagination, Jennifer K. Mann, Picture Book, Ride a Horse, Saddle, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“The Highland Heist,” by Pepper Basham
Lads and Lassies! The mystery solving couple, Lord and Lady Astley, Grace and Frederick, are back, and this time the story begins in America and ends on the other side of the ocean. When Grace and Frederick, walk into a … Continue reading
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Tagged Attacked, Barbour Books, Becky's Blog, Brother-in-law Murdered, Christian Fiction Mystery, Creepy Castle, Danger, Falsely Accused, Gambling, Hidden Will, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Inheritance, Marital Problems, Money Trouble, Mystery, Pepper Basham, Scotland, Secret Identity, Sibling Problems, Siibling Relationship, Sister Murder Suspect, Solve Mystery, Spies in Home, Surprise Visit, The Highland Heist, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Hazel the Handful,” by Jamie Michalak
The New Baby For a long time, Hazel, the dog, has been number one in her family’s life, especially with her girl, Bea. When a new baby arrives, Hazel feels replaced, and unloved. The baby gets all the attention, while … Continue reading
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Tagged 2 thru 8 years old, Baby Gets Attention, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Books, Dog, Everyone is Loved, Family, Feeling Left Out, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Hurt Feelings, Illustrated by Matt Myers, Jamie Michalak, Jealous, Love for Everyone, New Baby, Not Loved, Picture Book, Replaced, Tickmenot, Uneasy Transition, Walking with Jesus
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“Peekaboo Dog,” by Camilla Reid
Illustrated by Ingela P. Arrhenius Lots of Fun! Get ready for lots of fun. This interactive book has something to do on every page including the cover. Dogs do lots of things in this book, including moving their eyes, wagging … Continue reading
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Tagged Babies thru 2 years old, Becky's Blog, Board Book, Camilla Reid, Candlewick Books, Dog Noises, Doghouse, Dogs, Every Page Activities, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Illustrated by Ingela P. Arrhenius, Interactive, Make Memories, Mirror, Moving Eyes, Peekaboo Dog, Peeking, Silly Sounds, Sleepy, Slidders, Tail Wagging, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“Our Gorgeous Baby,” by Smriti Prasadam-Halls
The New Baby This title is a tongue-in-check statement by a sibling referring to her new sister. As people talk about their gorgeous baby, the sister points out the not so wonderful things that she does. For instance, being awakened … Continue reading
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Tagged Ages 2 thru 6, Bad Things About Baby, Becky's Blog, Big Sister, Board Book, Candlewick Books, Crying, Diaper Changes, Family Love, Funny, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Loves Baby Anyway, New Baby, Our Gorgeous Baby, Smriti Prasadam-Halls, Tickmenot, Tongue in Cheek, Walking with Jesus, Wokes You Up, Yelling
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“Maisy Big, Maisy Small,” by Lucy Cousins
Maisy Hits the Big Time The fun begins with the size of this book, it is very large, measuring more than 11” by 11.” This book of rhymes states the opposite word on each page, such as Maisy fast and … Continue reading
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Tagged ages one through five-years-old, Author is Illustrator, Becky's Blog, Candlewick Books, Child's Picture Book, Giggles, Hardbacked Book, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Laughter, Lucy Cousins, Maisy, Maisy Big, Maisy fast, Maisy here, Maisy slow, Maisy Small, Maisy there, Maisy’s friends, Opposites, Over-sized, Rhymes, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus
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“The Pursuit of Elena Bradford,” by Ann H. Gabhart
The Husband Hunt Twenty-five-year-old Elena is reeling. First, the sudden death of her father. Next, the discovery that her father had lost all their wealth, and put them deeply into debt. Now, her mother has announced she has scraped together … Continue reading
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Tagged 1842, Ann H. Gabhart, Artist, Based on History, Becky's Blog, Christian Fiction, Criticism, Dancing Nightly, Danger, Death of Father, Deep in Debt, Family, https://bookreadingtic.com/, Ignore Parent's Wishes, Left Penniless, Marry for Love, Mother, Mother's Plan, Mystery, New Friend, Numerous Gardens, Plain, Revell Books, Rich Husband Search, Roses, Speant Wealth, Spinster, Strange Death, The Pursuit of Elena Bradford, The South, Three Men's Insterest, Tickmenot, Walking with Jesus, Want a Rich Wife, Wealthy People's Playground
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“Bunnies on the Bus,” by Philip Ardagh
Illustrated by Ben Mantle Oh No, Bunnies on the Bus! Get ready for some hilarity. The bunnies are back, and this time they have taken over a bus. As they zoom through the town, they ignore the bus stops, even … Continue reading
