Recently a man on my feed posted a news article and called the subject a bleeping idiot (you can fill in the curse word). Social media has made it far too easy for people to spew hatred.

My husband and I love it so much that we named our oldest daughter Grace!ĭVL: Any name calling. ~Jenniferīookish Devices: What is your favorite word?ĭonna VanLiere: Grace. The Good Dream is one of those rare books that renews my faith in humanity and encourages me to be kind to everyone I meet. Here’s the very brief review I wrote at the time … Lawd have mercy (said in my best southern voice)! What a book! Very, very touching and heartwarming! Two years later and I still remember this book and each time I do, I smile. VanLiere narrates the book herself and does a fantastic job. It remains one of my favorite audio books EVER! Ms. When I read The Good Dream in early 2014, I listened to the audio book.

Since then I’ve read a couple of her books (and have a lot more on my TBR) but so far The Good Dream remains my favorite. My friend, Teri, introduced me to Donna VanLiere. But this is about the books (but watch the movies too, they’re wonderful) and for that I turn to Jennifer, our resident expert. The newest movie, The Christmas Note, is currently airing as part of the Hallmark Movies and Mysteries Channel’s Christmas line up. Several of her novels have been adapted into movies, my personal favorites of which are The Christmas Shoes and it’s sequel, The Christmas Blessing (good Christmas cries plus Neil Patrick Harris. VanLiere is the author of over a dozen wonderful novels sure to warm your heart, make you cry, or perhaps both. For this week’s Ten Questions we welcome New York Times and USA Today bestselling author, Donna VanLiere *applause* Ms.

The Good Dream by Donna VanLiere