Book Reviews 2/3

Slaughterhouse

Since 2017 I've been on a journey to educate myself and others about where food comes from. Naturally, what I find interesting and...

Low brow, unfunny, bursting with profanity and questionable parenting. I was not impressed with this book. I should have put it down when...

The Jungle, written in 1906 by Upton Sinclair shines a light on the lives of immigrants in Chicago as they slaved in unimaginable...

Debbie Drechsler's book, "Daddy's Girl" is no longer in print. I was able to find this book through a 3rd party seller for a decent...

I can't remember where I heard about this book, but when I did I immediately found it and bought it. I have always been a fan of medical...

I came across this book while browsing Barnes and Noble during my most recent visit. I had never head of Dick Gregory and was surprised...

When I first heard about Global Woman by Barbara Ehrenreich, I was exited. The areas of concern in Global Woman are Nannies, Maids,...

Happy Halloween! I saved this book review just for today. I found this amazing brand new book at Barnes and Noble and instantly snagged...

I wasn't going to review this book. I had considered donating it, but out of fear of it falling into the wrong hands, I decided to keep...

When I heard about this novel I knew I had to read it, it's simply too weird for me not to. Written in 1912, by Franz Kafka, it's only a...

When I first decided to review Mein Kampf I was hesitant, as you could imagine anyone would be in this day and age. Possibly more so than...

This book was returned to me today after I had loaned it out forever ago. I'll be honest, I looked at it with disgust and was tempted to...

The Botany of Desire is in my opinion an 80/20 book. 80% boring and only 20% interesting. The argument of "are they controlling us, or...

An Idiot Abroad. While I didn't think this book was hilarious like the other Karl Pilkington book I reviewed, I appreciate this one. I...

I needed a book more light-hearted after working my way through the journal of Nicholas Cresswell. This delivered. I have never laughed...

Behold, the Journal of Nicholas Cresswell, a young Englishman who came to the US during the Boston Tea Party and stayed during the...

The rule of thumb is not to judge someone until you've walked a mile in their shoes. It's a good rule, to be sure. I don't think anybody...

Relationships in 2019 is easily one of the most frightening things I can think of, let alone marriage. In this time of feminism vs...

6 years ago, my husband and I were living the good life. We had more money than we knew what to do with. We bought anything we wanted...

My sister bought me this book, I believe, on my 18th birthday. I read it cover to cover in one sitting as morbid as that may seem. Though...