Book Quote

    There will never be any more need for dreams.

                                        Barbara Cartland                      

Not just with words: Bookmark

         This bookmark is really special for me, because the picture is so beautiful. It makes me realize how close Jesus holds me to His heart, how protected and loved I am. The verse on it is "The Lord is my Shepherd, I shall not want", Psalm 23:1, in ancient Greek. Below, is a similar bookmark with the first words from a popular children's hymn. Personally, I prefer Michael Card's version of:

"Jesus loves me

this I know.

It's not just the Bible

that tells me so.

I can feel it,

feel it in my soul.

Jesus loves me

this I know."

Use free, click for enlargement. God bless!

From the G. Heyer Shelf: Friday's Child by Georgette Heyer

           Description:

          Rejected by Miss Milborne, the Incomparable, for his unsteadiness of character, wild Lord Sheringham flies back to London in a rage, bent on avenging Fate. Vowing to marry the first woman to cross his way, who should he see but Hero Wantage, the young and charmingly unsophisticated girl, who has loved him since childhood...

            This Regency romance is witty, funny, incredibly sweet and romantic. Lord Sherry is completely lovable and, if womewhat careless and self-centered, life and more importantly marriage, soon change him most thoroughly. Hero is impossibly naive and stupid, but I can forgive her easily these negative characteristics, as she is the most king-hearted and giving person imaginable (hence the title, I think).

               This GH book is in my top favourites of all time, because, among everything else, the hero is really young (around 24) which is not typical of GH heroes at all. However, it makes the story much more modern and realistic, plus I could identify with his dilemmas, wanting to live the wild life, but on the other hand, having to take care of another human being. One of the very best.

Rating: 5/5