Autumn Reading & Gifting

Lynda Recommends

 ~ Leaf Memories~

by Carol Farnsworth

Today, I  recommend Leaf Memories, a collection of 34 poems, 43 pages, for  your enjoyment on Autumn Reading and Gifting.

Copyright 2021.

ISBN: 9798543672402

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This beautiful collection of poems features unique and apt observations of the Great Lakes region where I spent my youth. Each poem includes a personal touch, letting me view tree rings through the author’s eyes, or feel the anxiety of outrunning a sudden thunderstorm. I came away with the same sense of serenity typically reserved for a long walk. The author’s adept word choice and sensitivity to rhythm are surpassed only by her alliterative skill. I’ve been reading a poem each night before bedtime, letting these words fill my mind with visions of natural beauty as I drift off to sleep.

~Review by Paul Martz

Available in Paperback, Hard Cover, Kindle

You won’t be disappointed.

This book is  perfect for any occasion for young adults to seniors.

Poems are presented in four sections:  Summer, Fall, Winter, Spring.

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Why would I buy this book?

This is the perfect time to buy some new books and to snuggle up in a quiet place to read.

Don’t forget Books are great gifts that keep on giving.

Books are missionaries! 

They travel to places we cannot go, and they minister to people we will never meet in person.  We never know the distance a book will travel or the many people who will read it.  A gift of a book is a gift of generosity and faith.

Lynda’s recommendations focus on

 POETRY, NON-FICTION, and MEMOIR.

Book Recommendations by Lynda McKinney Lambert.

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Take some TIME out

for Autumn Reading

days are growing cooler

more time to relax

with a good book

grab a cup of something

hot and soothing

settle into your favorite chair

let the journey begin.

*NOTE:

Final Thoughts from Carol;s Introduction on Page 9:

When I became totally blind, I developed my senses of touch, hearing, smell and taste to see the world.
I incorporated visual memories to complete the picture.After two hip replacements, I could no longer walk the woods I loved. My husband and I became a tandem cycling team. This allowed me to experience nature in a different way.I wrote this chapbook of poems after I lost my sight. I found there are many ways to enjoy nature, such as using your hands to explore, along with your other senses.

Note from Lynda:

I  typically read and share books that are personal and witness to living a life  that is positive, uplifting and faith-based. I affirm a biblical worldview of eternal life. I recommend books with confidence that you will enjoy reading. I seldom write a book review, however, in this blog I share my own writings and on occasion, writings by others that I appreciate and can recommend with confidence.

If you purchase and read Carol’s  book, please consider writing  a short reflection on it – a sentence or two is adequate. It means a LOT to know that you found Carol’s book  of value in some way.

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