by Susan Roberts
"There is nothing we can do about the violence of the growers and their thugs. The courts and the police are in cahoots with them, so that is how they operate. But the reaction of the poor workers is to strike back. That is what I must stop. They want to hurt the growers the way they have been injured. If they do, we will lose everything. So that is why i am fasting. To quell the anger in their hearts." (Ceser Chavez p 245-6)
March 19, 2020
March 18, 2020
3 Books for Science Fiction Fans
by MK French
It seems a little like we have fallen into the pages of a science fiction story lately, hasn't it? These three stories can provide a good distraction from our current crises.
It seems a little like we have fallen into the pages of a science fiction story lately, hasn't it? These three stories can provide a good distraction from our current crises.
March 17, 2020
Did You Miss These 3 February New Releases?
by Susan Roberts
February may have been a short month but there were some fantastic books published that you don't want to miss. Here are reviews for three books published in February that I enjoyed.
February may have been a short month but there were some fantastic books published that you don't want to miss. Here are reviews for three books published in February that I enjoyed.
March 16, 2020
Children of the Stars by Mario Escobar ~ a Review
by Susan Roberts
"A woman like her, dead, murdered by this despicable Vichy regime, murdered by all those who have surrendered their souls and looked the other way. The worst friend of the truth is silence. The worst lie in the world id that ordinary people are powerless against tyranny." (p 67)
"A woman like her, dead, murdered by this despicable Vichy regime, murdered by all those who have surrendered their souls and looked the other way. The worst friend of the truth is silence. The worst lie in the world id that ordinary people are powerless against tyranny." (p 67)
March 15, 2020
Prefer Fiction? 8 Pandemic Novels to Read
by Donna Huber
Do you know that meme that pops up on social media from time to time asking if you could survive the world of your current read? As one who loves reading dystopian/post-apocalyptic fiction, particularly ones featuring a pandemic, I feel a little like I've fallen into the pages of one of those books.
Do you know that meme that pops up on social media from time to time asking if you could survive the world of your current read? As one who loves reading dystopian/post-apocalyptic fiction, particularly ones featuring a pandemic, I feel a little like I've fallen into the pages of one of those books.
March 14, 2020
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