Showing posts with label A-Z Book Review Part 1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A-Z Book Review Part 1. Show all posts

Z is for "Zut alors!" or What Kate Has Learned From This Project

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What I (tried) to read: The Marriage Bureau for Rich People by Farahad Zama This book is an obvious attempt to build on the success of A...

Y is for Yawny Yancy and Young at Heart Youngson

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What I read: The Highly Effective Detective by Richard Yancey . As stated in an earlier post, the books on this list are not (always) bo...

X is for Xenophon and What Makes History

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What I read: The Expedition of Cyrus by Xenophon I'm never going to be a classicist because I like more dialog in my exposition. Book ...
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U is for Unsatisfying Uhnak and Ummm Updike

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What I read: Victims by Dorothy Uhnak I'm not a huge fan of crime novels. Mysteries, yes. I LOVE mysteries. And I'm a big fan of t...

Trollope Continued: Review of The Warden & Entirely Relevant Trollope Quotes about Social Media

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The Warden by Anthony Trollope (see T is for Terrific Trollope ) revolves around an important religious issue in the 19th century (and now)...

T is for Terrific Trollope

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What I read: The American Senator by Anthony Trollope Trollope is fun. Reading Trollope is rather like reading Dickens, Austen, and People...

S is for So-So Sansom and Stunning Sutcliff

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What I read: Dissolution by C.J. Sansom The book is a historical mystery, and it does a lot of things right. The author manages to combi...

R is for RealWhoDunit Roosevelt and Reliable Runcie

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What I read: Murder in the Oval Office by Elliott Roosevelt . "R" contains a plethora of mystery authors: Kathy Reichs (who, des...

Q is for Quality Quattlebaum, Kids' Thoughts, and Quick & Quarreling Couples

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What I read: Grover G. Graham and Me by Mary Quattlebaum . There aren't many "Q's" when it comes to fiction authors. I...

P is for Place in Patons, including Peaks Island

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What I read: Cry, the Beloved Country by Alan Paton I read this book for my church book club. I confess that my initial reaction was to ru...
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