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Dale’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Dale’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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I worked at newspapers for 41 years and most of my ideas come from experiences as a reporter.
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Motel Sepia
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The Smell of the Soil: Writing Your Stories
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2012
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Ma Bremer's Boys
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Hide the Daddy
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2004
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Vietnam Sons: For some, the war never ended
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2007
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Jesus: The Untold Years
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Ma Bremer and others
Keep local authors in mind when you looking for a book for yourself or as a gift, and at the same time encourage hometown writers. With that in mind, Swampfox Books in Marion is hosting local authors at the Marion Arts Fair on Saturday, May 21. We will be hustling our words near the book store, 809 6th Avenue. Come, join the fun. Dale
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| Pip Williams’ book is a heavy on the book binding business. If I had wanted to pursue a career in book binding, her account would have been a great textbook. Ostensibly, the story is about a girl caught up with earning money at an Oxford, England boo ...more | |
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| WEIR, author of “The Martian”, solicits a junior high science teacher to go off in space to save the world from extinction. I enjoyed “Project Hail Mary”, but there was too much sophisticated science for this reader who received B’s in high school ph ...more | |
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| It’s amazing the number of books have that have been written about World War II. Perhaps it is the immensity of the war, or the horrendous atrocity of the Germans and Japanese that count for this. Nevertheless, Rimmer’s account of a British spy, who ...more | |
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| East of Eden is like a John Jakes saga of westward family trials, wrapped in Michener detail, only with superb writing, marvelous employment of words, a true joy to read. It may be his best. | |
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| This is an underwhelming story by someone like John Grisham. It reminds me of a a travelogue that he turned into a book on his trip to Italy. Perhaps it’s unfair, but we’re used to a drama packed story that features lawyers and the courthouse. | |
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| This is an underwhelming story by someone like John Grisham. It reminds me of a a travelogue that he turned into a book on his trip to Italy. Perhaps it’s unfair, but we’re used to a drama packed story that features lawyers and the courthouse. | |
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| While “The Pearl”, as did “Cannery Row”, focuses on the down and out of society, it is a very different portrayal of poverty in the early 20th century.It is a story of a poor couple, searching and seemingly attaining a way out of destitution, only to ...more | |
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| This is not the best book in John Sandford‘s Prey series. This yarn of murder has too many side roads. While a north east Iowa deputy sheriff was quite successful in writing rural mysteries, I found a similar role for Virgil Flowers distracting. And ...more | |
