Words that Heal
My friend and neighbour Renée Hartleib is the author of today’s guest post, and it’s a great pleasure to introduce …
Author Archives: Sarah Emsley
“She is my daughter … no outsider shall ever come between us again” #ReadingLanternHill
My friend Kathy Cawsey has written a guest post for the Jane of Lantern Hill readalong that I’m co-hosting this …
One Beethoven
During this trip to Bonn, I’ve visited the house where Beethoven was born (Beethoven-Haus Bonn), his baptismal font (at St. …
The Idyllic Island (#ReadingLanternHill)
At first, Jane doesn’t want to leave her mother to travel to Prince Edward Island—even though she dislikes living in …
Back in Bonn with Bethie, #ReadingLanternHill
My sister Bethie and I are reading L.M. Montgomery’s Jane of Lantern Hill and I hope you’ll join us! As …
“Holding true to herself”
I’ve just finished reading Maira Kalman’s beautiful book Women Holding Things. (My friend Lisa recommended it to me, and we …
I Feel Sorry For My Books
My friend Susan Kerslake told me recently that she feels sorry for the books she’s bought. I asked if she’d …
“Old Rusty Metal Things”
Today I’m delighted to share a poem by my friend Sandra Barry, entitled “Old Rusty Metal Things.” Sandra is a …
“A glint of silver-blue”
I’ve admired the poetry of A.E. Stallings ever since my parents gave me a copy of her book Like, which …
What is Said and What is Not Said
Jill MacLean is the author of today’s guest blog post, and I’m delighted to introduce her. She’s chosen to write …
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