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Barbara Clarke
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I can't remember the last time I wanted to read a politician's memoir--until I The Division of Power & Light by former mayor/congressman Dennis Kucinich. He tells a riveting story about the ups (winning one for the people) and downs (three assassination threats and backroom deals) and a massive amount of details to prove his thesis. I believe it goes something like this: when you're elected by the
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The Red Kitchen
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2021
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Getting to Home: Sojourn in a Perfect House
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2009
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| I'm coming late to David Lodge's many books. I am 2/3 of the way through his trilogy and had to stop. His intense style of looking deeply into everything was getting to be a bit much - so tight, with long passages that seemed to go on and on, and the ...more | |
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| Much has already been said about this book, God: A Human History, that you will find long before you find my take. I saw an interview of him at the Harvard Divinity School and he explains or disavows most of the criticism I've read looking over revie ...more | |
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| I have to wonder why this book didn't get a National Book Award or a Pulitzer when it was published. Written in 2010, Elliott manages to unveil (with abundant references and examples) what in 2024 is finally making the news at least on social media p ...more | |
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| Much has already been written about the second book in the trilogy by Pat Barker. It's as compelling and exact as Regeneration with Dr. Rivers as our guide once again. It's a more intimate look at the horrors of war through the wounding of both civil ...more | |
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| From the point of someone who went to Bible class and joined the Presby church as a child, I had nothing but the myths about Jesus, his virgin birth, some guy named Paul, and great potluck dinners on Wednesday - I found Zealot incredibly informing, i ...more | |
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| My thanks to an article in The Guardian of several months ago to well-known authors - choose a book you think is one of the best you've ever read or some such title. I followed up on Regeneration because I knew very little about World War I. I hated ...more | |
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| If you, like me, loved The Master and Margarita, this book is a great follow-up to the novel. I admit that the narrative preceding each segment of years of letters and diaries is essential in order to keep the names of the people straight and what ro ...more | |
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| There is no need for me to add to the five star reviews - they have captured the disturbing facts and future unless the majority of people around the world wake up and say No More! The way that Bill Gates is plotting OUR future should be a wake up ca ...more | |