The reviews you are looking for…
Emmy is back... with a new directive: Use the magazine to encourage women to join the military effort. But her research and interviews find that these jobs in shell factories and the like are not as inviting to women as they should be. Important issues have to be addressed, yet the male managers could not... Continue Reading →
Is it bad to say that I got exactly what I expected out of this book? MMA-style fighting... a school for fighters... fighters fighting... a crusty mentor... big fights that mean A LOT!!! This is the kicker (pun intended): Fighters battle for their particular nation. That means that they will go in the ring to... Continue Reading →
I was sitting on the porch of our family cabin reading this book... and all of a sudden a speedy red helicopter ripped over my head. I had heard that there was a missing hiker one canyon over, but this may have been for another emergency. The Sierra Nevada range in dangerous. An injury that... Continue Reading →
A mother's suicide draws a young woman into the biggest journey of her life. Upon her death, Leigh's mother turns into a bird. A bright red bird that Leigh gets glimpses of in her peripheral vision... a reminder of her mother. A reminder or a sign or a message? Leigh's mother is Taiwanese and dropped... Continue Reading →
How has the loneliness become somehow ingrained into our way of life? The solitary cowboy on the range... the laugh-tracks that keep us watching our favorite shows "with an audience..." and now a pandemic that kept us in four walls for an entire year. Radtke's book is far-reaching and gives the reader a great range... Continue Reading →
