Meghan’s recommendation of A City Tossed and Broken: The Diary of Minnie Bonner, San Francisco, California, 1906 (Dear America) > Likes and Comments

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message 1: by Jessica Mae (new)

Jessica Mae Thank you, I loved this series as a kid and picked up a few of them and hope to get more in the collection! I didn't realize they were still making them! thanks!


message 2: by Meghan (new)

Meghan No problem. I'd also recommend Dear Canada. It's the same thing but Canadian, as you can probably guess.


message 3: by Jessica Mae (new)

Jessica Mae Thanks, I haven't read any of the Dear Canada but I've heard of them! I think with both of them I'll probably read ones in which the historical time period they center in I'm most interested in. My favorite so far is Voyage on the Great Titanic - recommend that one!


message 4: by Meghan (new)

Meghan I've read all the Americas and more than half of the Canadas. I have a lot of favorites. Voyage on the Great Titanic is one of them.


message 5: by Jessica Mae (new)

Jessica Mae Oh wow! I don't remember the ones I read when I was younger, but I found and bought four awhile ago from a used bookshop and read 3 so far. The Titanic one, Standing in the Light which I liked and A line in the Sand which I found kind of boring tbh. I need to read I Thought My Soul Would Rise and Fly - did you like that one?


message 6: by Meghan (new)

Meghan I did, though I thought it was okay. I actually really liked A Line in the Sand. I don't know why but I find the Alamo interesting. Oh well, everyone has different tastes. If you want you can look at my Dear America shelf. I rated each one and some have reviews.


message 7: by Jessica Mae (new)

Jessica Mae Okay will do -- And yeah that's why I said I'd probably only read the ones I'm interested in the historical time period they are involved around. I think if I learned more about the Alamo I would like it more!


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