Reviews by Tiffani Riggers
Beautiful Mess
On 2/15 Tiffani Riggers wrote: I'm a country music fan, and in fact, I'm a Diamond Rio fan. Ever since the early 90's, when my H.S. boyfriend, Brad, played country all the time in his toyota truck. I lived in Seattle, and Brad is Korean, so even though country in a truck are stereotypical, neither of us were stereotypical country ... Book Review: Beautiful Mess: The Story of Diamond Rio (by Diamond Rio with Tom Roland)
The Liturgical Year
On 12/28 Tiffani Riggers wrote: "The Liturgical Year" is part of the Ancient Practices series (see my friend Beth's recommendation about another Ancient Practices book here), and is a terrific addition to it. Whether you are looking for an informative read to learn more about the purpose of the Christian Liturgy, or desiring a devotional ... Book Review: The Liturgical Year: The Spiraling Adventure of the Spiritual Life (by Joan Chittister)
The Search for God and Guinness
On 11/2 Tiffani Riggers wrote: “The Search for God and Guinness” by Stephen Mansfield is the story of the Guinness family and how the family and those associated with the organization used their wealth and influence to advance the cause of social justice in Ireland. Mansfield is a well-known biographer who has tackled Presidents ... Book Review: For God and Guinness....by Stephen Mansfield
Find Your Strongest Life
On 10/5 Tiffani Riggers wrote: The author of “Now, Discover your Strengths” (among other books) now directs his attention toward women with “Find your Strongest Life,” subtitled: what the happiest and most successful women do differently." Buckingham provides examples of successful and unsuccessful women and then provides ... Book Review: Find your Strongest Life by Marcus Buckingham
Seaside Letters
On 9/27 Tiffani Riggers wrote: This week I’m reviewing a fiction book by Denise Hunter called “Seaside Letters.” It’s the story of Sabrina and Tucker, who live on the small island of Nantucket. Sabrina works as a waitress and serves Tucker (a captain of tour boats) every morning at precisely 7:10. It also happens that they ... Book Review: Seaside Letters by Denise Hunter
Let Go
On 9/16 Tiffani Riggers wrote: Sheila Walsh is a prolific author who has penned a number of books for women about how to live in the freedom of God's grace. Her newest book, Let Go: Live Free of the Burdens all Women Know, is another take on how to stop being weighed down by the pain of our pasts, by the uncertainty of our futures, ... Book Review: Let Go - Live Free of the Burdens all Women Know by Sheila Walsh