- Johnny One-Eye by Jerome Charyn certainly an entertaining look at the Revolutionary War.
- Bound by Sally Gunning makes you realize how far women and society has really come, that is not to say we are done improving lives yet.
- The China Price by Alexandra Harney helped me to understand China and their interactions with our markets better and opened my eyes to more than the headlines.
- If I Die in Juarez by Stella Pope Duarte three lives at risk, three lives saved, I really enjoyed this book.
- Exiles by Ron Hansen I found this to be a sad story strangely told.
- Start Spinning by Maggie Casey I think the introduction to spinning was done well. Do I need another hobby?
Blogging about family, books, knitting, crocheting, home and travel. With my husband's retirement we have traded the mountains of Wyoming for the desert and bigger city life in Arizona.
Monday, September 15, 2008
New to my list
Since they are due back to the library today I added my latest 6 reads to my list, What I Read in 2008, on the left. I enjoyed them all each for their own reasons.
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thanks for the titles. I always like to hear what friends are reading
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Thanks I like to hear to that is why I post my list.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if I've ever read a book just for the sake of reading. I read for information... I've read through
ReplyDelete"PAY IT DOWN From debt to wealth on $10 a day" a few times.