One Thousand White Women: The Journals of May Dodds by Jim Fergus
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"Biggest surprise was when I read the author page in back of book, after reading the book, it was wrote by a man! Delves into the feelings and actions of women who were 'sold' to the indians by the government to help savages to learn the white man's way. The women learned the indian's life was more civil than whites in many ways." -Cindy Longhofer
The "goings-on" and exciting activities at the Andover Public Library in Andover, KS!
Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Hayley's Children's Book Reviews
A young boy buys a rhinoceros for a pet and he has no idea what he is getting into. The rhinoceros doesn’t chase a ball or a frisbee. He doesn’t roll over or do any kind of tricks. He is nice but just kind of keeps to himself. After talking to a rhinoceros expert, he finds out rhinoceroses only do two things, pop balloons and poke holes in kites. My Rhinoceros by John Agee is a perfect reminder people should not give up on anyone even a pet rhinoceros.
Have you ever really wanted to have a party even though it is not your birthday or a special holiday? If so, you will enjoy the newest “Little Princess” story I Want A Party! by Tony Ross. It’s not her birthday or even Christmas but the Little Princess wants to have a party. She plans the best party ever for her friends. Oops! She forgets one tiny detail with really big consequences. Be sure to read this fun story and find out what happens.
Louise The Big Cheese is back in Louise The Big Cheese And The Back-To-School-Smarty-Pants by Elise Primavera. When a new school year starts Louise decides she wants to get straight A’s. She thinks if she does everyone will want to be her friend and maybe she will even get to skip a grade. Her new teacher Mrs. Pearl is very strict and everyone tells Louise she never, ever gives out A’s. Louise tries but never seems to get an A. As you will read in this story, sometimes growing up and gaining wisdom come with a few growing pains.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Book Chat: The Lace Reader
The Lace Reader by Brunonia Barry
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"If you enjoy fortune telling, witches, and natural intuition, then this book will keep you captivated. As the author does a great job presenting the life of a family who possesses a gift and the price they have to pay for owning it. Lace reading, withces, and the coming of a newly created religion all become intertwined creating a chain of agony to generations of one family." -Diana Madrigal
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"If you enjoy fortune telling, witches, and natural intuition, then this book will keep you captivated. As the author does a great job presenting the life of a family who possesses a gift and the price they have to pay for owning it. Lace reading, withces, and the coming of a newly created religion all become intertwined creating a chain of agony to generations of one family." -Diana Madrigal
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
Book Chat: The Day After the Dollar Crashes
The Day After the Dollar Crashes by Damon Vickers
**
"Vickers began the book well by talking about the problems our country is facing. However, his solutions were generally terrible. Instead of talking about the root of these problems, he went into an in-depth preview of the "New World Order" will look like once everything settles down in a few years. Unfortunately, his vision of what the world will be in a few years is not based on reality." -Peter Cook
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"Vickers began the book well by talking about the problems our country is facing. However, his solutions were generally terrible. Instead of talking about the root of these problems, he went into an in-depth preview of the "New World Order" will look like once everything settles down in a few years. Unfortunately, his vision of what the world will be in a few years is not based on reality." -Peter Cook
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Book Chat: Hard Times
Hard Times by Charles Dickens
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"I always enjoy Dickens and was not disappointed. I agree with Dickens that Imagination and Emotion is just as important as Fact and Logic." -Calantha Tillotson
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"I always enjoy Dickens and was not disappointed. I agree with Dickens that Imagination and Emotion is just as important as Fact and Logic." -Calantha Tillotson
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