A lovey vintage cookery book for children.
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/collecting-vintage-cookery-books
#cookery
#cooking
#children
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#1960s
#illustrations
#illustratedbook
A lovey vintage cookery book for children.
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/collecting-vintage-cookery-books
#cookery
#cooking
#children
#nonfiction
#1960s
#illustrations
#illustratedbook
Set primarily in 1940s France and 1960s Atlanta, this book is a testament to the strength of the human spirit to survive despite unimaginable circumstances and suffering. It realistically portrays the different ways survivors deal with the after effects of such suffering, and showcases how time, faith, determination, hard work, and love (both human and divine) can help the slow process of healing. Tough but worthwhile reading. Christian Fiction.
Am starting the #deweyreadathon with this series. #marchtrilogy #graphicnovels #history #nonfiction #americanhistory #salem #obamainaguration #civilrightsmovement #1960s #johnlewis
I have to say that I am glad I am done with this book! It was ssoo slooow. The chapters are extremely long. Characters come and go for no reason, I could understand. I kept losing interest and fell asleep reading it a couple of times. I got to 70% in the before it finally dawned on me what it was all about. Then it just abruptly ended. Of course, this is just my opinion and some others liked it and even loved it. Read it and find out ⬇️
🌑 Well, since I live in AR, I will see how much of the eclipse I will be able to see from my front deck.
🌑Water, Hot Tea or Lemonade
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My IRL Book Club reads for April are Searching for Eternity and The Covenant of Water (first half).
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Book #6 of 2024: “The Strawberry Statement: Notes of a College Revolutionary” by James Simon Kunen
Eh. It‘s Kunen‘s diary from a couple of years at Columbia. I didn‘t find it relatable but there were a couple good quotes.
This was an interesting read. I knew of some of the characters but not Maria's role in the story. She led quite the life and this was told thoughtfully through the story but it did seem to drag on a little at times. I think I was expecting a little more drama. I did grow to love Maria and her strength that develops more throughout the story. The ending in particular was so well written.