EBook Review: ELIZABETH BISHOP by Megan Marshall

 ELIZABETH BISHOP...

Stand up, behind the door.

Be yourself, though truly unseen.

Words submitted, so not committed.

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.