Fruitless Fall
As it happens, Fruitless Fall was not the first book I encountered about the dying of honey bees due to Colony Collapse Disorder (CDC). I happened upon A Spring Without Bees several weeks… Read More
Monthly Archive: December, 2008
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State By State A Ron Review
I am still busy reading about bees but am pleased to bring you today a Ron Review by my partner, Ron Routzahn. When Alan brought this book home from the library I decided… Read More
Tagliapietra Creole
I have to confess that even though it is quite nearby I’ve never visited Tacoma’s Museum of Glass. So when I happened upon Lino Tagliapietra In Retrospect at the check in desk awhile… Read More
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas. We’ll be back with more books, tomorrow. Here’s wishing you a happy holiday.
The Dangerous Alphabet
Reviews of three Children’s books: The Dangerous Alphabet, My Fire Engine and Finding Nemo.
My Last Supper
What would you have for your final meal? It’s a question that Melanie Dunea has asked of fifty famous (I reserve judgement on “great”) chefs. Their pictures and answers comprise My Last Supper, … Read More
We Bought A Zoo
Benjamin Mee is by training a psychologist, who had a fairly successful career as a freelance journalist and writer, before deciding on a whim to purchase, in cooperation with his mother and siblings… Read More
The Gladiator by Harry Turtledove
For both good and bad reasons, I find that I am reading a lot less fiction than I used to. The good reason is that working at the library I am constantly exposed… Read More
Golden Rudolph, Expert Santa
I haven’t posted about nearly as many Christmas books this year as I did last, though I have three excellent ones for you today. One year Santa Claus finds that all of his… Read More
Anti War Soldier
I wanted to like this book. Honestly, I did. That Jonathan Hutto and other members of the US armed forces are organizing themselves in opposition to the war on Iraq certainly strikes me… Read More
