Monday, June 8, 2015
The Best of Josie & the Pussycats by Dan DeCarlo, 96 pages
A fun look at a spin off comic from Archie.
The Greatest Knight by Thomas Asbridge, 444 pages
The story of William Marshall, a youngest son who became a knight in the 13th century and worked his way to an earldom and regency through 5 kings. This was a fascinating piece of history.
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Such Good Girls, the Journey of the Holocaust's Hidden Child Survivors by R. D. Rosen, 257 pages
This was an informative but severely depressing book about Jewish children who were hidden by their parents during the Holocaust by being given to mainly Catholic people to raise. The psychological scars it left behind are sad. This was a horrible time in history.
Monday, June 1, 2015
Killer Gourmet by G. A. McKevett, 294 pages
These are just fun, fun mysteries in a great series. I like the fact that Savannah is always cooking or appreciating food but the book isn't interrupted with recipes.
Ruddy Gore by Kerry Greenwood, 207 pages
I think I liked the television episode of this book a little better than the book, but that doesn't happen very often.
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