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  • Cinderella’s Hearth: Julia Pacheco, A YouTuber Who Helps You Get Dinner on the Table

    I enjoy using a crockpot, and her Slow Cooker Pork Tenderloin is delicious and easy—and nice enough for I like it fine, but frequently substitute other seasonings for it.) Here’s the link to her website, where you can find most of her recipes as well as her cookbook. Here’s her YouTube channel. I think Cinderella would approve!

  • Cinderella’s Hearth: Meditate Your Way to a More Peaceful Home

    I began doing it in 2016, when I had a feeling things were about to go a little crazy in the world, and Nonetheless, mindfulness meditation is what I do most to this day, and I consider it the foundation of Second, I find that after I've meditated, if I need to, say, clean my refrigerator or do laundry, I get Finally, I find that if I meditate first, I can move on to another task more easily. That's literally how I started.

  • Kate's Picks: The Song of the Sea Issue

    I didn’t realize I was choosing lots of sea/mermaid related stories and poems until after I’d accepted When I realized what I’d done, I figured why not make it a sea issue? The issue is half hers—at least!) The result is by far the most gorgeous thing we’ve ever done. You can learn more about purchasing a single issue or becoming a subscriber here.

  • Book Review: Charming by Jade Linwood

    I was excited to read this novel which promised a twist of fairy tales centered around the Prince Charming I thought this plot-based book was simple and somewhat flat, but it is filled with fairy tale settings Although I hoped for more depth in the story, it is a fun read that those new to the fairy tale retelling The writing did not exactly “charm” me or deepen my contemplation of fairy tale narratives, and I hoped the novel would offer much more when I saw the beautiful cover and evocative title, but reading the

  • Book Review: The Unofficial Princess Bride Cookbook by Cassandra Reeder

    So, when I learned there was an Unofficial Princess Bride Cookbook released in celebration of the movie ’s 35th anniversary in 2022, I knew I had to read it, and it was no surprise that I loved every page! Although I didn’t try any of the recipes, I absolutely loved this book and would recommend it to all You can find the book here. And check out our SHOP PAGE with our all new DIGITAL DOWNLOADS HERE

  • Glass and Feathers Page

    The book is by Lissa Sloan, and, as it happens, she did the page here on the site. You see, I used to be good at dealing with blogging platforms, but the jokes about older people not understanding The older I get, the more the internet vexes me. Thankfully, Lissa and her daughter Molly rode to my rescue and made a lovely page.

  • Cinderella’s Hearth: Happy Mother’s Day!

    Cinderella’s Hearth usually runs on Mondays, but I thought I’d run it today, because as I was looking up vintage Mother’s Day cards, I found this first gem, and sent it to my friend, and FTM Contributing I think we often associate our mothers with home.) This is just cute! My mom loved animals, and this really makes me miss her. And she loved shopping. I love it too. Not gonna lie—I’m a little worried about who the secret pal is.

  • Book Review: Stone Blind, Medusa's Story by Natalie Haynes

    Stone Blind tells the story of a teenage girl punished by a goddess for a crime committed not by her, Medusa lives with her two gorgon sisters--tusked, winged creatures with snakes for hair. And what is the difference between a hero and a murderer? Format note: I listened to the audiobook featuring the author’s superb narration, and I cannot recommend You can buy the book HERE.

  • Cinderella’s Hearth: Lissa Sloan Says, Give Market Wagon a Try!

    I love homegrown food. And I really love being the one doing the growing. Or the idea of it anyway. her touch. And though her stepmother forbids her to use her gift, she takes a savage pride in doing it anyway. , I am neither. I like going to farmer’s markets, too, but these days I’m even more of a homebody than I used to be.

  • The Bean Seller's Song by Kelly Jarvis

    I smoothed my white beard, nodded my head. “Good morning, Jack,” I said. I spun him a story of how high he could climb, leaves licking his body like soft feathered wings. I rattled the beans like coins in my hand. time in the sky and the terrible things I have done. I have traded my beans for Milky White, and I will wallow on earth the rest of my days.

  • Book Review: Shut Up and Write The Book by Jenna Moreci

    “Shut Up and Write the Book,” by Jenna Moreci, is a book I hope all would-be novelists will buy and use I say that as a reader and a publisher, and I hope it will become a bestseller. I enjoyed “Shut Up and Write the Book” for its wisdom, as a publisher, but I think a lot of readers would The best testimonial I can make about “Shut Up and Wrote the Book” is that I love it, and I normally I love romance novels, but only slightly steamy, thank you. None of that matters.

  • Kate's Picks: Baba Yaga is My Copilot!

    I came up with the words and Amanda did the art, and I think the results are great. The T-shirt is fully customizable for all sizes, ages and genders, so don’t let the picture here fool I buy giant long-sleeved men’s T’s on Zazzle and wear them year-round in the house. Find out how to join here.) If you don’t like this T-shirt (but how could you not?) upcoming digital issue PLUS Publication on this website PLUS Publication in our printed yearbook DETAILS HERE

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