Random House
Remembrance
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1915. Charlotte Armstrong-Barnes, rising sixteen, longs to do something useful for the war effort, like nursing, but her genteel mother is horrified at the ...Read Review
The History Keepers: Nightship to China
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AdventureChildren/Young AdultTime-slip
The third book in The History Keepers series will not disappoint its readers as the adventure continues taking Jake Djones time-travelling from Shakespeare’...Read Review
The Tin Snail
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The Tin Snail by Cameron McAllister is a charming, somewhat old-fashioned read that delights with its humour, adventure, patriotism and love. Invoking the ...Read Review
Wake
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London, November 1920. World War 1 is over, leaving a nation grieving for lost loved ones, many of whom have no known graves, and returning ...Read Review
The All-Girl Filling Station’s Last Reunion
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Beloved author Fannie Flagg has written another delightful saga spanning decades and focusing on the Southern theme of family. Mrs. Sarah “Sookie” Poole, ...Read Review
Wake
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Wake is a potentially poignant and gripping novel that follows three families whose loved ones served in the Great War. The 1920s London ...Read Review
Transatlantic
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TransAtlantic is a sweeping tour-de-force of words, wit, and historical wonderment. The first half is comprised of three novellas: The first transatlantic non-stop ...Read Review
High Minds: The Victorians and the Birth of Modern Britain
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This brilliant book charts the transformation of Britain from a country bound by privilege, laissez faire and gross inequalities, into a modern state ...Read Review
What’s in a Surname? A Journey from Abercrombie to Zwicker
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Most of us have some idea of the origin of our own family names. This fascinating book covers the growth and changing patterns ...Read Review
Freedom’s Forge: How American Business Produced Victory in World War II
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Arthur Herman states that the forgotten heroes of World War II were American businessmen. Herman is not alone in assuming that the United ...Read Review