Despite the awkward title, this was a good book. I not only recommend it to anyone who is into genealogy, but I also think anyone who likes American history or biographies would enjoy this book. Puzzle people may also like it ( Read more... )

I just finished reading this book tonight and I really liked it. It was engaging and a bit different ( Read more... )

I didn't finish this book ( Read more... )

This is another StoryCorps book. It has vignettes from all different types of peoples' lives and about all different subjects ( Read more... )

This is a novel told in the style of a scrapbook. There is a little narration on each page though ( Read more... )

As I was reading this book, I kept thinking about putting it down and not picking it back up again. But I kept giving it more time til I had read the whole thing ( Read more... )

The subtitle is Love Stories from Storycorps. Basically people recorded interviews with friends/family for Storycorps of their lives or whatever.  These are some of the romantic stories of those people ( Read more... )

This is the sequel to the children's book The Strange Case of Origami Yoda ( Read more... )

This book follows Hale's book Austenland, but you don't need to read the first to get this one. At all. Because I've almost completely forgotten what the first one was about. This one still made sense. Although I'm thinking of re-reading Austenland ( Read more... )

Loved this book. (Loved all the ones I'm posting about today. And the one I'm presently reading. But I did put one down unfinished yesterday - just in case you think I love everything I read ( Read more... )