Uhh-Uh-uh. Too many years working in the mental health field. I don't want to revisit that.
It is. You might as well suggest some books. We are up for anything that's readable.
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Uhh-Uh-uh. Too many years working in the mental health field. I don't want to revisit that.
It is. You might as well suggest some books. We are up for anything that's readable.
Interesting! I'm going to look into it.I guess I kind of forgot about this thread!
I've been reading a lot of historical stuff lately. I'm pages away from finishing "Daughters of the Winter Queen" by Nancy Goldstone. I have to admit, I don't recall ever learning about Queen Elizabeth of Bohemia, granddaughter of Mary, Queen of Scots.
Before that, I had just finished "Victoria's Daughters" by Jerrold M. Packard (and yes, I knew who Queen Victoria was!) and figured I would continue my royalty reading.
While I liked both books, I think Goldstone does a better job of making clear which of the identically and/or similarly named royalty is which. All over Europe, it seemed everybody was naming their offspring in honor of themselves or another relative, sometimes combining two overused names at once.
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Interesting! Learned something new.I didn't realize until I read "Daughters," that "defenestration" -- that is, tossing someone out a window to their death -- was an acceptable form of execution in previous centuries. Made ne think of the scene in "Braveheart" where the old king gives his son's lover the heave-ho.
If I make a book about why a certain fruit is bad does it count?Uh-uh. Too many years working in the mental health field. I don't want to revisit that.
It is. You might as well suggest some books. We are up for anything that's readable.
I have to read it to decide. Maybe you could post an excerpt?If I make a book about why a certain fruit is bad does it count?