EBook Review: MARGARET FULLER A New American Life by Megan Marshall

 MARGARET FULLER...

Enlightens, stirs the pot.

She questions...

Listens, continues her journey.

Follow along...

Perhaps, speaks to you?

EBook Review: REFINED by Tracie Breaux

REFINED, one step.

No, takes many.

Forward, some backwards.

Determination, and strength. 

Ebook Review: SISTER, SISTER by Anna Rosner Blay

 SISTER, SISTER...

together, together.

Horror unfathomable.

Survival incomprehensible.

Passed on,

without effort.

EBook Review: THIS TIME NEXT YEAR, WE'LL BE LAUGHING by Jacqueline Winspear

 THIS TIME NEXT YEAR,

WE'LL BE LAUGHING...

Not only a story,

way of life.

Pulling out her memories,

covering all extremes.

EBook Review: SHARDS OF TIME by Mito Susan

SHARDS OF TIME,

stories in pieces.

Putting them together,

finding each other.

EBook Review: WHAT PAPA TOLD ME by Felice Cohen

 WHAT PAPA TOLD ME...

He found "ways to push through."

Survival is a daily event,

sharing with others gives strength.

EBook Review: DEAR SENATOR by Essie May Washington-Williams and William Stadiem

DEAR SENATOR, who kept a secret.

Young girl, lived with for years.

Her story, to share with us.

Of times, history did to steer.

 

 

EBook Review: STEVE & ME by Terri Irwin

 STEVE AND ME, 

was her place to be.

Expressed right here,

for all to see.

And for me,

the best book to read.

For yourself pick it up,

I think you'll agree.

EBook Review: THE WOLF CHILDREN OF THE EASTERN FRONT by Sonya Winterberg, Kerstin Lieff, John Kay

 THE WOLF CHILDREN

OF THE EASTERN FRONT,

experienced such horror

beyond just the war.

Here's their story,

this day finally heard.

Now in recognition

of their youthful innocence.

EBook Review: DARLING DAYS by IO Tillett Wright

 DARLING DAYS doesn't mean

get it right, or back to normal.

It's a journey of sadness and delight.

EBook Review: ESCAPE INTO DANGER by Sophia Orlosvky Williams

ESCAPE INTO DANGER,

again and again.

Doesn't let up.

A story full of

ups and downs.

Against odds hangs on.

EBook Review: ASK ME AGAIN TOMORROW by Olympia Dukakis and Emily Heckman

 ASK ME AGAIN TOMORROW,

and the answer may change.

Read me now to see

how I got here.

Live in each moment,

that's what counts.

EBook Review: MAKE 'EM LAUGH by Debbie Reynolds and Dorian Hannaway

MAKE 'EM LAUGH.

Oh how she did.

What a life, and

so many friends.

EBook Review: NOIKE: A Memoir of Leon Ginsberg by Suzanne Ginsberg

 NOIKE, brought back to life.

That, daughter might know him better.

Then, discovers more family.

Now, we become part of the story.

Remember, that may never happen again.

EBook Review: THE COLOR OF LOVE by Marra B. Gadd

 THE COLOR OF LOVE,

     brings out a word 

     many of us know...

          Different

     Dive in and see

     the path she took.

Ebook Review: FROM HOLOCAUST TO INNOVATION by David Klayman

 FROM HOLOCAUST TO INNOVATION,

is no easy step.

It takes much focus,

a lot of determination.

Followed by the need

to act and share.

EBook Review: LOSING MUSIC by John Cotter

LOSING MUSIC, breaks the heart.

From life, wants to part.

Of time, it does test.

All alone, much is confessed.

Brings us, back to life.

 

EBook Review: WITH HITLER IN THE WEST by Heinrich Hoffman

 WITH HITLER IN THE WEST...

Pictures, pictures, pictures...

Tells the story how one determined

man can lead the minds and

goals of many into a massive desire

to control and destroy.

EBook Review: SMALL FRY by Lisa Brennan-Jobs

 SMALL FRY, a description that says so much.

Her place, unknown and hard to touch.

Love returned? That is the ultimate question.

Understandably, can easily become an obsession.

Journey now.  Travel through time with her.

EBook Review: JEW FACE by David Groen

 JEW FACE, often an accusation.

For those, complacent to the times.

Who dares, to stop categorizing?

Protect those, who didn't do anything?

Take time, read the stories.

Learn from, and keep growing!

EBook Review: SORRY I'M LATE, I DIDN'T WANT TO COME by Jessica Pan

 SORRY I'M LATE, I DIDN'T WANT TO COME.

Takes us into quite a year, and then some!

To imagine even a few of the events participated in.

Ooooooooh.

EBook Review: MY WILL TO LIVE by Henry Ramek as told to Eve Gordon-Ramek and Anne Grenn Saldinger

 MY WILL TO LIVE...

His well tested.

Unquestionable acts endured.

To be what not meant.

Hiding from his very being.

Yet deep within not denied.

As shares with us,

perhaps find ourselves also.

EBook Review: DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH by Shawn Colvin

DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH...

Symbol of bad times, and

possibility of good ones.

Here we learn ways to

simply not come undone.

EBook Review: LEADING AT THE EDGE by Dennis N.T. Perkins, Margaret P. Holtman, Paul R. Kessler, Catherine McCarthy

 LEADING AT THE EDGE,

sparks the desire to learn.

Has one grasping experiences

of explorers and yearn.

To find one's self,

and grow from there.

A world full of opportunity,

in which can share.

EBook Review: THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH by Eddie Jaku

 THE HAPPIEST MAN ON EARTH.

The Beautiful Life of an Auschwitz Survivor...

To take horror and turn it into roar of laughter.

To take words and turn into hoards of memories.

To take life and turn into bright sunshine.

To take denial and turn into renewal of truth!

EBook Review: FROM POLE TO POLE... Roald Amundsen's Journey in Flight: by Garth James Cameron

 (F) ew

(R) eached

(O) ne...

(M) any

(P) ursued...

(O) ften

(L) ives

(E) volved...

(T) o

(O) bserve...

(P) icture

(O) bstacles...

(L) eaping 

(E) agerly...

FROM POLE TO POLE, was quite a challenge.

Though many did attempt, few became well known.

This story of one, shows takes a team!

EBook Review: RON HOWARD: From Mayberry to the Moon... and Beyond by Beverly Gray

 (R) eaches

(O) ut,

(N) otices

(H) ow

(O) thers

(W) ork,

(A) and

(R) ealistically

(D) elivers

RON HOWARD, has traveled far.

From beginning, many remember him.

For them, and the others...

This book, I do recommend.

It spins, with tremendous precision.

And pauses, as reviews past.

Brings us, into the future.

With hope, does not lack!

EBook Review: AN EMPIRE OF ICE by Edward J. Larson

 (A) ntarctic

(N) eeds

(E) xplored...

(M) uch

(P) ut

(I) nto

(R) eaching

(E) dges...

(O) ut

(F) or

(I) nvestigating

(C) ontinental

(E) vidence

AN EMPIRE OF ICE, rules.

Requires a lot of tools.

Puts to the test one's commitment.

Selects individuals who are adamant.

The details are all here.

As you read, put yourself there!

EBook Review: STUDS TERKEL: TOUCH AND GO... A MEMOIR by Sruds Terkel

 STUDS TERKEL, I did not know.

Reading his book was, TOUCH AND GO.

Drawn to A  MEMOIR, I am.

So much found in here,

one day, I will read again.

But first, to his other books,

I will go.

He interacted with many.  

Through this book, now I can too.

Thank you.

EBook Review: THE DIARY OF PETR GINZ 1941-1942 by Petr Ginz, Chava Pressburger

Heart of THE young, leaves an imprint.

Precious DIARY, may vary in content.

Even so, OF daily life reveals.

Here teen PETR, unknowingly shares with us...

Himself, GINZ family, and others he knows.

THE DIARY OF PETER GINZ, 

is translated with loving care.

Takes us into a land of despair.

Many would like to hide,

or better yet deny.

If wish future to protect,

this tendency need to detect!

EBook Review: BECOMING RICHARD PRYOR by Scott Saul

(B) efore

(E) veryone

(C) an

(O) bserve,

(M) uch

( I ) s

(N) eeded...

(G) rasped

(R) acist

( I ) s

(C) allus,

(H) ateful

(A) nd

(R) idicules...

(D) angerous

(P) erhaps

(R) ealizing

(Y) our

(O) ptions,

(R) estorative

BECOMING RICHARD PRYOR,

was not an easy task.

Deep within lies, a soul most haunted.

Times were changing, where heading not known.

Who of us, has a plan?

Here's a man, his life before us.

In plain sight, adored and disputed.

Word by word, complexities revealed.

Inside our heads, come to conclusions.

Alas, life runs us through tests.

EBook Review: CLARA'S WAR by Clara Kramer

( C ) risis

( L ) ingers

( A ) nd

( R ) ages

(   ' )

( S ) trong

( W ) ithering

( A ) way

( R ) elentless

CLARA'S WAR, not easily forgotten.

By those, who also experienced.

Yet without words, written by her...

Many set aside, simply write off.

Read that never, let happen again.

That no one, becomes the scapegoat.

For someone else's, cruel heartless agenda!

EBook Review: Gangsters vs Nazis by Michael Benson

 History can surprise us, brings up the unknown.

Democracy seems clearly defined, then put to test.

Okay to spread hate, in name of freedom?

Sell lies and speculation, in name of truth?

Good guy, bad guy, unable to clearly define?

Pick up this book, see what you decide.