Did the Pandemic Help Save the Climate Crisis?

While reading my latest book, NO ONE IS TOO SMALL TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE by Greta Thunberg, I wondered what effects worldwide shutdowns for a year might have made on the environment. Surely, working at home, less travel, and less consumerism must have made a dent in pollution rates. Greta, a fifteen-year-old Swedish student wasContinue reading “Did the Pandemic Help Save the Climate Crisis?”

Is It Okay if I Change My Mind?

On my last blog I was all hepped-up on Curtis Sittenfeld as my favorite author. She had written 2 books I truly loved-“Rodham” and “American Wife”. I said I was going to read more of her stuff, so I read “Prep” #112 and “Eligible” #113 on my Book List. I was really disappointed and sadlyContinue reading “Is It Okay if I Change My Mind?”

My Favorite Author: Curtis Sittenfeld

I have a tendency to discard books that don’t suit me. That is the beauty of getting all these books free from the Library App “Libby”. Therefore, I pretty well know I will be reading books I like, and therefore, most of my choices are rated 4 and 5 Stars in my Book List. UsuallyContinue reading “My Favorite Author: Curtis Sittenfeld”

WWII HISTORICAL FICTION GETS BETTER AND BETTER!

101. THE BOOK OF LOST NAMES by Kristin Harmel (1/5/21) Eva, a librarian, sees a picture and article in a magazine of a book she wrote and hasn’t seen for 65 years, since the time she was part of the underground helping to smuggle Jewish Families to safety during World War II. This is oneContinue reading “WWII HISTORICAL FICTION GETS BETTER AND BETTER!”

BECOMING by Michelle Obama

Book # 1 ***** BECOMING by Michelle Obama (4/16/20) I was excited that Michelle was performing (industry term) her own book. That made it come to life for me. In this book we see her as a child living with her family in their predominantly black middle-class Chicago neighborhood. Her father was working class, herContinue reading “BECOMING by Michelle Obama”