by Barbara Tanner-Wallace | Mar 2, 2025 | Family History Project
Since March is Women’s History Month, I thought I’d participate in the Ancestral Woman Challenge by sharing some stories about my female relatives. Most of them are unknown women, but they are the reason I exist, and for that reason alone, deserve celebrating. NANCY...
by Barbara Tanner-Wallace | Feb 28, 2025 | Barb's Book Reviews
Since today is the last day of Black History Month, I thought I’d wrap up with one more historical fiction recommendation. I’ve always said that the mark of a great historical fiction novel is if, after reading it, you head online to learn more about the...
by Barbara Tanner-Wallace | Feb 24, 2025 | Blog Thoughts
February 24, 2025 Dear Writer: I want you to know that I see you. I support you. I believe in you. If you’re struggling, I understand. Writing is a hard job, and the publishing world isn’t always fair. Heck, the world isn’t always fair. The rejects, the bad...
by Barbara Tanner-Wallace | Feb 17, 2025 | Barb's Book Reviews
AMERICAN DAUGHTERS by Piper Huguley. Portia Washington and Alice Roosevelt couldn’t be two more different people, and yet they had much more in common than people realize. It makes sense that they would become friends in real life. While their friendship is...
by Barbara Tanner-Wallace | Feb 12, 2025 | Family History Project
Source: Connecticutghosthunter.com In researching my family history, I was greatly relieved to discover a small typographical error in the family tree. Somewhere along the line, someone changed Frances R. Gould to Francis Gould. Why was I relieved? Because Francis...
