by Susan: This is the second time around reading. The first time I didn’t understand the connection with Lindberg until after I learned my history. The book is terrifying, unbelievable our country underground wanted Nazism to spread through the United States. Some of these events were actually true. Lindberg becoming president didn’t happen.This actually is an important book to read. Even though it is a novel. If you end up reading the book. Do some research on the 1940’s and Nazism in America. It will open your eyes. …

It looks like some people are running into problems registering Kindles to their account, especially when it comes to older Kindles, as I’ve seen it mentioned several different places now. I haven’t experienced the issue yet so I can’t speak about it directly, but it seems some people are getting an error message after entering […]
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  Choosing the ideal present for the reader in your life might be difficult. The most meaningful presents are those that appeal to their passions and interests. The good news is that there are many excellent options available for giving the bibliophile in your life a present that demonstrates how much you comprehend and value […]
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Outside: Standout Near Future Dystopian Thriller Confirms Curiosity Plays Havoc with All That You Think You Know In the first episode of Aaron Gransby’s The Phoenix Series, Outside takes readers to near-future London, where the economic powerhouse of the City dominates the nation.  When journalist Rory Kennet is asked by a friend to investigate the […]
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Published: 14th September 2021 Publisher: HarperCollins Illustrator: Anne Appert Pages: 32 Format: Picture Book ★   ★   ★  – 3 Stars Blob is a creature of indeterminate kind. Blob can be a giraffe, cotton candy, and even an octopus. It’s not until a negligent (albeit well-meaning) narrator continuously calls them “Bob” that Blob starts to question who they … … Continue reading →…

Go As A River is Shelley Read’s haunting historical fiction debut about female grit and resilience in response to immeasurable trauma. Read my full review.
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