Just this past week I read Alan Thomas’ “A Life Apart – A fragment of autobiography: a distinguished novelist looks back at his experience of the First World War.” I hesitate to call this blog post a book review though, how can you review someone’s memories?! I simply just enjoyed it. A Life Apart was…
The Paris Library A Novel by Janet Skeslien Charles I was so excited to read this book about a library in Paris in 1939. The cover art is absolutely gorgeous. Historical fiction, especially anything to do with WW2, is my go-to genre. I was especially interested to read about a library in Paris after recently…
The cover of “The Family Tree Problem Solver” seemed so bright and cheerful, it grabbed my attention from the start. Early on in the book the question was asked “Has your family history research hit a brick wall?” Why yes, it has hit some brick walls, a few of them if I’m being honest. I’ve…
Finding My Ancestors 