#Whatsonyourbookshelfchallenge
I am trying my hand in writing book reviews. Writers are first readers. It is important to share book reviews so that fellow readers may be able to find their next great read. Thanks to Deb from Deb’s World, Jo from And Anyways, Donna from Retirement Reflections and Sue from Women Living Well After 50 for co-hosting the Whats on Your Bookshelf Challenge. Every third Thursday PM (Northern Hemisphere)/ Every third Friday PM (Southern Hemisphere) of the month, one can share in the comments, a blog post, or on other social media platform. Join in and be sure to include the hashtag #Whatsonyourbookshelfchallenge so your link is included in the posts.
My preferred reading genres are women’s fiction and historical fiction. Since I am currently writing children’s stories I am also reading a lot of fiction and non-fiction picture books to middle grade novels. I aim offer quick and honest impressions of the books.

Josephine Nobisso did it again. Portrait of the SON A Tale of Love is the latest Gingerbread House Books release. Ms. Nobisso continues her collection of exquisite picture book stories of faith and love. Portrait of the SON A Tale of Love delivers the message of the Trinity in metaphorical form. The language speaks in an oral storyteller’s cadence and style. The stunning illustrations carry the imagery on every page. Set in an art collector’s mansion, the author takes her readers and listeners into the beauty and generosity of the father and the inspiration of the son’s teaching and sacrifice. Portrait of the SON A Tale of Love is a wonderful book for families to read together.
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Help your fellow book club friends and bibliophiles find a great read by leaving a review on Amazon and in your Goodreads account. Here are the helpful links:
The Heart of Bakers and Artists
The Dreams of Singers and Sluggers
Becoming America’s Food Stories



Thanks for joining us in our monthly linkup Antoinette! Loved Donna’s mention of you and your books in her post – well done!
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Thanks a bunch! Merry Merry. Looking forward to a great 2022.
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Thanks for linking up Antoinette. One of my fave foodie reads for the year was yours – thanks to Donna’s recommendation. Wishing you a happy Christmas.
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I am honored. Thank you. Happy holidays to you and yours.
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I must admit I know little about children’s books and picture books but love the way you’ve described this.
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Thank you 😊
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Hi, Antoinette – This review is truly awesome. It made me want to run to my library and search for a copy right now.. Thank you for joining us at #WOYBS. We greatly appreciate this contibution.
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This challenge is such a great idea, along with the what’s on your plate. Thanks for organizing it.
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