LITERALLY THE BEST REVIEWS: The Life of George Washington
The Life of George Washington – John MarshallFranklin Classics394 Pages In the course of a huge reading project like the Presidential one I’m undertaking, two things happen. First, it’s more
The Life of George Washington – John MarshallFranklin Classics394 Pages In the course of a huge reading project like the Presidential one I’m undertaking, two things happen. First, it’s more
Paradise Falls – Keith O’BrienPantheon Publishing480 Pages Paradise Falls by Keith O’Brien is subtitled “The True Story of an Environmental Catastrophe.” There are several points throughout the book that I
Homegrown: Timothy McVeigh & the Rise of Right Wing Extremism— Jeffrey ToobinSimon & Schuster426 Pages Being a local history guy, I often find myself gravitating towards history books that have
Washington at the Plow – Bruce A. RagsdaleBelknap Press368 Pages Washington at the Plow by Bruce A Ragsdale is another new publication. This one makes the claim to focus entirely…
Lost in Time – A.G. RiddleHead of Zeus Publishing416 Pages Ever since my first trips to the Lockport Public Library when I was a kid, the science-fiction novels were always
George Washington: The Political Rise of America’s Founding FatherDavid O. StewartDutton Publishing576 PagesIt’s been awhile since I’ve read anything as part of my Presidential Reading Project. I actually read it
The Awoken – Katelyn Monroe HowesDutton Publishing416 pages We live in a time where across the globe being a little bit different can mean ostracization or worse instead of being
Have you ever heard the term, “cut off your nose to spite your face?” It means doing something even though you know it will put you at a disadvantage. In
His Excellency: George Washington – Joseph J EllisVintage Publishing352 Pages When it comes to Washington biographies, His Excellency: George Washington by Joseph J Ellis is one of the shortest ones
In the Quick – Kate Hope DayRandom House272 Pages If you’ve read some of my other book reviews, you’ll already know that I love old school, hard science fiction novels