nonfiction

  • July was a really good reading month for me. I finished 6 titles including 3 fiction and 3 nonfiction. Here are my thoughts on those: Mortedant’s Peril by RJ Barker: Entertaining but not a favorite. The plot dragged quite a bit for me, although I did like the world-building and the characters. This is the…

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  • March was another good reading month for me. I have started a personal curriculum (which I’ll do a separate post on shortly) but the theme for March/April is birds and you can see that reflected in several titles I read this month. Here’s my thoughts on the 6 books I finished in March. Bog Queen…

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  • From the founding director of the Gettysburg Seminary Ridge Museum comes an unforgettable narrative of medicine, courage, and innovation that speaks to both history enthusiasts and medical professionals. This definitive account shows how the medical crisis at Gettysburg continues to influence how we treat mass casualties and train combat medics today. This book, which focuses…

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