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The Very Long, Very Strange Life of Isaac Dahl
by Bart Yates
The Very Long, Very Strange Life of Isaac Dahl (6/6/2024)
I totally enjoyed this book, loved that the book interwove fiction and non-fiction into one book. The book takes 12 twelve monumental days in history and forms a fictitious story with Isaac Dahl as the main character, along with family and friends. The three main charactersmore
The Divorcees
by Rowan Beaird
The Divorcees (12/4/2023)
I enjoyed The Divorcees for a few reasons. First, I had no idea that women in the US at one point in time, (not that long ago), had to establish "residency" in Reno, NV to be granted a divorce. Second, that special ranches existed to house the women while they waited theirmore
All You Have to Do Is Call
by Kerri Maher
All You Have to Do is Call (7/14/2023)
All you Have to Do is Call is a historical fiction account of a Chicago organization that assisted women in having illegal abortions before Roe v. Wade legalized abortion in 1973. In 1969, a group of 7 women started "Jane" to help women with confidential safe abortions.more
The Long Ago: A Novel
by Michael McGarrity
The Long Ago by Michael McGarrity (3/21/2023)
This family saga takes place in the throes of the Vietnam War and it is the story of how two siblings deal with their unhappy family upbringing and the direction it leads them. Raymond and Barbara Lansdale grow up in Montana and go their separate ways, but Raymond can't letmore
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