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Review: Trigger Warning By Robert Klose 0
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- September 5, 2024
ABOUT THE BOOK Within these halls of learning, one must proceed with caution. Happily ensconced as a tenured Professor of Biology at the small Skowhegan College in the wilds of Maine, Tymoteusz Tarnaszewski—who goes by the moniker “T”—suddenly finds himself in unknown territory when an incident in a colleague’s classroom motivates the college administration to
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Review: Surviving The Warming By Lorin R. Robinson 0
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- August 8, 2024
An excellent addition to books dealing with the political and scientific impact of the warming, but one that shows far more concern about the personal impact of living with the legacy that future generations will face. While predicting that the warming will ultimately change civilization, the author provides strategies to help families construct themselves now
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Review: Uncle Joe’s Muse By Micah Thorp 0
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- May 25, 2022
Followers of literary fiction will find Uncle Joe’s Muse a fun, engrossing story of a struggling (yet still-aspiring) rock band filled with misfits who have failed in their roles as husbands and fathers, and are facing yet another failure with their musical careers in Uncle Joe’s Band. Enter twelve-year-old rebel Allison, who shows up on the porch
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Review: The Whisper Of A Distant God By David L. Gersh 0
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- March 31, 2022
The Whisper of a Distant God is recommended for military history readers who may enter the story knowing little about the War of New Mexico, but will depart its pages with a much more thorough grounding in the war’s events. The realistic representations are captured in a blend of letters, diaries, newspaper articles, and both first
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Review: All The Light We Cannot See By Anthony Doerr 0
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- October 18, 2021
All The Light We Cannot See is like a sad song that touches your heart and leaves you contemplating long after you’ve heard it. It starts with an array of lovable characters in situations we wouldn’t wish on our worst enemies. It, then, masterfully makes us live these situations along with the characters through wonderful
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Review: From Timbuktu To Duck And Cover By Lewis Lucke 0
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- March 22, 2021
From Timbuktu to Duck and Cover: Improbable Tales from a Career in Foreign Service covers some thirty years working in foreign service and living in over eleven countries, and traverses nations throughout Africa, Europe, and the Middle East, and South America. Retired US Ambassador Lewis Lucke’s career was not only “never boring,” but often assumed the
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