Difficult Conversations with a Jew by. Emmanual
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Book Reviews
"The library is inhabited by spirits that come out of the pages at night."
Isabel Allende
"People who have clean houses don't do enough reading" Annonymous
I have always been a reader. I have had dry periods, but then I realize something is missing, ‘Oh yes, too long since I have had a book in my life’. I love holding them, but can be happy reading a novel from my phone, I just need to be reading.
I tend to want to tell people about what I read, I know that sometimes people are wary of having to listen to me, so this is the best way. Are you looking for a great read? Well, this can be your source for finding that read. You will be able to buy them here, from amazon, or borrow from a friend or library, just read them. I hope you will let us know if you think I gave you a good tip, or, hopefully not, disappointed. I’d like to know how to make this section better.
You will find both fiction and non-fiction. Fiction, wide variety from serious literature to ‘historical’ fiction about being that are openly vampiers/werewolves in Queen Victoria’s court. Told you I was eclectic. Non-fiction I love politics (I have a bias), to history (I read a lot of books about brave women who fought Nazis) to well written science, making up for what I didn’t learn in school to social commentary of all natures (Trash Talk anyone?)
This section will eventually be large and I hope it inspires you to doing more reading.
“If you would like to submit a book review let me know”
American Karma: Twilight of the Marijuana Gods by Doug Shear
A friend gave me this book, and I only read it for that reason. I owe my friend because otherwise, I wouldn’t have read it. I thank my friend because there is something about this book, something special. I wondered if it was just me, but I suggested it to…
The Barbizon: The Hotel That Set Women Free. by Paula Bren
I came across The Barbizon: The Hotel That Set Women Free by Paula Bren accidentally while reading a discussion on Facebook. What a treat. My mother who had never been east of the Mississippi (if you don’t count Moline, Illinois) until she was 54, knew about the Barbizon. It came…