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James Madison by Lynne Cheney (received through NetGalley)
- The Boleyn King by Laura Andersen
- The Escape by Mary Balogh (received through NetGalley)
Recent Reviews:
Bringing Down
Gaddafi: On the Ground with the Libyan Rebels by Andrei Netto (received
through LibraryThing)
4 stars
Journalists often risk their lives in order to go behind
the scenes and describe what really happens in war torn countries. Andrei Netto, a Brazilian journalist,
attempts to discover what is really going on during the rebellion in
Libya. This harrowing account follows
him as he makes the dangerous journey into Libya and travels with rebels through
the fighting. He also give background on
Libya’s tumultuous history and geographic and cultural information. This book is well written and really does
lays out the current rebellion simply and honestly as seen from an eye
witness. I received this from the
LibraryThing giveaway.
Suffer the Children
by Craig DiLouie (received through NetGalley)
4 stars
What an extremely creepy and horrifying book. All of the children of the world are killed
at once by a deadly virus called the Herod Event. This part of the book is heartbreaking as it
examines two families who lose children.
Suddenly, the children come back to life but they are in no way the same
children and as the adults attempt to deal with this, the story really turns horrific. This is not typically my genre but I found
myself compulsively reading this to find out what happens to these families. I received this book through NetGalley in
exchange for an honest review.
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