3 Character Driven Stories That You Don't Want to Miss

by Donna Huber

I've gotten a bit of a break from the sorching heat during these dog days of summer. It's still plenty hot enough in the sun, but it is quite pleasant sitting in the shade, plus there have been a few wonderful thunderstorms. All perfect for reading. If you love a story that focuses on the characters, I have three novels for your consideration. 

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The Takeaway Men by Meryl Ain ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

I'm often disappointed when reading WWII and the story ends with the liberation of the camp or VE-Day because I always want to know what happened to the characters. I wanted to know how did they go on with life when everything and often everyone was gone? The Takeaway Men starts are the end of the war and follows a Jewish family as they immigrate to American and begin a new life.

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4 More World War II Stories

by Susan Roberts

Like a lot of people, I've had extra time to read during the pandemic.  Even though the stay-at-home orders have loosened some, I still stay in as much as possible due to my age and underlying health issues.  I've always viewed World War II as a time that all Americans worked together for the common good of America, unlike the current crisis where it appears that America is more divided than ever. With that comparison in mind, I pulled several World War II books off my shelves and here are my reviews.