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Amy P has read Louise's war.
“ First in a series that takes OSS clerk Louise Pearlie through many Washington capers during 1942. I was delighted to discover that I had walked by the house Shaber uses as the bording house. ... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read Guantanamo: if the light goes out.
“ Photographer Edmund Clark presents a remarkable photo essay of 'home' at Guantanamo and Omar Deghayes 'home' in Britain. Also containing a sampling of the letters of support Deghayes received from... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read Blue Nights.
“ I've long been a fan of essayist and narrative nonfiction writer, Joan Didion. She wrote her first novel, Run, River, published in 1963and then returned to California with her new husband, writer... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read The Nature Principle.
“ The concept of a human 'nature deficit' is now part of popular culture. The concept's popularizer is Richard Louv, author of this book at Last Child in the Woods. It's a sobering polemic about... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read Northwest Angle.
“ It's not often that I found a novel set close to where I was born in Northwestern Ontario...so I was excited to read "Northwest Angle" by William Kent Krueger. Somehow I also missed knowing that... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read All the Water in the World.
“ As part of a church homily recently, I heard the preacher remind us that our water table is a predominantly closed table, noting that the water in the baptismal font contains molecules of the water... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read Jacqueline Kennedy.
“ My political awareness truly began in February 1963, when as a Canadian youngster, I remember my father telling me "the government has fallen". I asked him, "Does that mean there aren't any laws... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read Angel with Two Faces.
“ This is the 3rd Josephine Tey novel that I have read. Josephine Tey was a pseudonym used by Elizabeth Mackintosh, (1896–1952), a Scottish author best known for her mystery novels. She also wrote... ” (see full review)
Amy P has read The Elegance of the Hedgehog.
“ My book club read this best seller and initially I thought I would enjoy it. The main characters are the concierge, Renee, and a precocious 12-year old girl living in a luxury apartment building... ” (see full review)
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Hi Amy, I see that u have read the book In the Shadow of Gotham. I was just wondering does the era in which the story is told 1900's play a big part in the novel???? I have never read a historical novel so I was concerned..
I think we must have a lot in common, judging by your review of Barbara Brown Taylor's books. Just wanted to say hello!
