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Seriously...i'm Kidding
by Ellen DeGeneres




Seriously…I’m Kidding by Ellen DeGeneres did cause me to laugh out loud several times, but I was hoping that she would share more personal stories of what’s been going on in her life since her last book. Seems like she was struggling for enough material to make a book.
Farmer Boy
by Laura Ingalls Wilder




This book was different from the other books. Instead of being in Laura's POV, the POV was from her husband. It was interesting to see what a boy around 9 would be able to do back then.
Pathfinder
by Orson Scott Card




Too insanely confusing to accurately describe, but a very good book, if you do not mind your head hurting through all six hundred, sixty-two pages of it. (This includes the extremely clarifying "Acknowledgements" section, in which thew author explains some of the mildly confusing timeline.)
Dashing Mr. Snow
by Jaci Burton




In Dashing Mr. Snow by Jaci Burton, Claire has a bad memory associated with Christmas and prefers not to celebrate it. Her new neighbor Sullivan, his daughter, and Claire’s daughter do their best to help her find her Christmas spirit again. Not very interesting. Do not recommend.
The Autobiography Of Calvin Coolidge edited by Amity Shlaes and Matthew Denhart
by Calvin Coolidge




I decided to listen to this audio book because I did not know much about Calvin Coolidge, the 30th president of the U.S. (1923-29), was a man of high moral and ethical standards. He was Warren Harding's vice president. After the unexpected death of President Warren Harding, Mr. Coolidge completed the remainder of Harding's term and was elected president. Mr. Coolidge thought the local and federal governments should be fiscally responsible with taxpayer dollars. At that time he was considered to be progressive in some of his opinions. During the 1920s he was in favor of women's suffrage, reducing the workweek from 54 hrs to 48 for women and children and thought that U.S. senators should be elected not appointed. Integrity mattered to him. Did he not know of the financial shenanigans going on in the 1920s which caused the 1929 stock market crash occurred shortly after he left the presidency? Warren Harding was involved in the Teapot Dome Scandal (reading for another time). For someone who thought it was important to spend tax dollars prudently, it didn't make sense to me that he did not try to stop the irresponsible financial activity during his time in office.
Inside Outside Upside Down
by Stan Berenstain




Fun book!
Tents, Trails And Turmoil
by Tonya Kappes




In Tents, Trails, & Turmoil by Tonya Kappes, Mae is shocked to discover the body of a missing woman in her campground’s dumpster. She and the Laundry Club ladies try to solve the mystery of who the killer is so that the tourists will return to Daniel Boone National Park.
The Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge
by Calvin Coolidge. Edited by Amity Shlaes and Matth




Calvin Coolidge became our 30th president (1923-29) after the death of President Warren Harding, completing Harding's term and was elected president in 1924.He was a small-town lawyer with strict moral and ethical codes who became involved in local, then state politics as a state rep then was elected governor of Massachusetts. As governor, he supported in the suffrage movement, was in favor of reducing the workweek from 54 hrs to 48 hrs for women and children, and dealt with a strike by the Boston Police Dept. Shortly after he left
Miss Child Has Gone Wild!
by Dan Gutman




A.J. and his classmates are going to the zoo. But a lot of things happened, like a gorilla cursing in sign language and a lion chasing kids.
The shih tzu
by Jo Ann White




This is a very informational book. I think it's not as good written as it could have been, but that's just my bias. However I believe it has helped me in my decision on what breed I want to get when I get my own dog. I recommend it to those looking for books about the Shih Tzu breed.