Let Justice Roll Down

Let Justice Roll Down by John Perkins is still relevant forty years after it was written - which doesn't say a lot for us as a country.  The same rights he was fighting for in the late Sixties and early Seventies (and after, I'm sure, I'm just talking about this book) still haven't been achieved.  EVERYBODY should read this book and see if they can't manage to finally treat each other as human beings.

ANOTHER Book Finished! I Am Quite Enjoying Being Snowed In!

Snickers From the Front Pew


Funny stories of family life as a PK. 

Still Snowed in - Fourth Book for 2015

If I am Missing or Dead

Domestic violence and murder, one sister thinking out loud about why she and her sister allowed the men in their lives to treat them like crap, ultimately ending with the death of the younger sister.

Second and Third Books Finished

Being snowed in has its advantages...like finishing some more books. :)

First, easy and fun: It's Obvious You Won't Survive By Your Wits Alone

 

 

Then, the horrifying: Auschwitz : A Doctor's Eyewitness Account Imagine the worst thing you can, this book is a million times worse. 

First Book Finished - and in February, No Less!

I can't believe it took me this long to finish a book this year!  I'm reading 7 or so - as usual, that's why it's so difficult to actually finish one, because I'm reading so many.

So for my first book finished this year, this is it.  The Unusual Suspect, by Stephen Baldwin  He's honest and straightforward, lays it on the line.  Interesting in the beginning and drew me in, I got a little bogged down in the middle (I seem to do that a lot, though) and finished on a high note.  I would recommend it, though.