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Ramses Series (Book Review)
This sweeping saga about Ramses the Great is wonderful. A series of five books, is written by an Egyptology...
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Of Mess and Moxie (Book Review)
This book is by turns hilarious and heartwarming. I both laughed out loud and teared up. It is all...
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Magpie Murders (Book Review)
This is a clever mystery novel with unexpectedly two stories within one, which was a twist I've never run...
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Lab Girl (Book Review)
If you are interested in science, you will be glad to have read this book. In general, Lab Girl...
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Feel Free (Book Review)
She talks about the dialectic between form and content, concluding that form is the more crucial of the two,...
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The Twelve Lives of Samuel Hawley (Book Review)
I warn you, there are a lot of guns in this book, and because of that, I debated even...
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The Gold Coast (Book Review)
This is a story of two neighbors–one patrician blue-bloods of high society, and the other a Mafia Don and...
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The Underground Railroad (Book Review)
This was a different and interesting take on the underground railroad as a literal physical thing. The concept was...
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The Accidental Empress (Book Review)
I enjoyed this book of historical fiction about the Empress SiSi (Elizabeth) married to the Austro-Hungarian Emperor Franz Joseph...
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Books of Poetry I’ve Been Enjoying
I've been enjoying these two books of poetry lately and have marked some to eventually share with you.
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Mrs Stevens Hears the Mermaids Singing (Book Review with Quotes)
This book is billed as a novel, but it is a record of a fictitious woman poet being interviewed,...
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Lilac Girls (Book Review)
This book about the Ravensbruck all-women (non-Jew) concentration camp during WWII was harrowing and hard to read.