The Place to Take a Humor Break
Mary Farr is the definition of inspiration. She has dedicated her life to helping others find healing and joy even at the lowest point of their lives. An author of numerous books including Never Say […]
Japanese Appetizer TAMAGOYAKI(Rolled Omelette) INGREDIENTS 4 eggs2½ teaspoons dashi (Japanese soup stock. You might have to make it using dashi powder.)1¾ teaspoons mirin½ tablespoon soy sauce1 teaspoon sugar2 tablespoons vegetable oil (½ tablespoon at a […]
Alas the art of fantastic newspaper headlines is disappearing into the mists of history. At one time, you could count on looking at The National Enquirer(tm) while waiting to check out your groceries. No longer. But […]
Today we are going to showcase some wonderfully illustrated books. Both of these books were illlustrated by the talented Hannah Farr. The messages and the story in these books can stand on their own two […]
Shorehouse Books (HOPress-Shorehouse Books) is proud to launch the new edition of If I Could Mend Your Heart by Mary Farr with illustrations by Hannah Farr. An earlier design and publication of this book fell […]
This week, our featured authors are Keith Stewart and Mary Farr. They both bring us joy through raucous laughter and quiet inspiration. Please support our authors and their work! Keith gave us the funny and […]
Not our normal humor post, but Mary Farr’s book If I Could Mend Your Heart is a book we seem to all need right now. So, sharing this beautiful post. Humor still abounds on the […]
This fall, is a busy time for HOPress-Shorehouse Books/Corner Office Books Authors so we want to share when and where our authors will be: Saturday, October 21st at 7 PM– Mary Farr will be doing […]
HO Press – Shorehouse Books “If I Could Mend Your Heart” by Mary Farr Podcast Interview This past week I had the pleasure of interviewing Mary Farr. Her book, “If I Could Mend Your Heart,” […]
A recent fall nesting impulse found me mining beef stew recipes and sifting through an old Victorian secretary that sat in my living room. The secretary, chock-full of my mother’s personal correspondence, had stood undisturbed […]