Miss Buncle Married

Love these books

This is D.E. Stevenson 1892--1973

 

Dorothy Emily Peploe (married name) was a Scottish author of more than 40

romantic novels . Her father was lighthouse engineer David Alan Stevenson, first

cousin to the author Robert Louis Stevenson.

 

From Wikipedia

Miss Buncle's Book

By D.E.Stevenson

What a delightful book. The author sold over four million copies of the books 

There are many Miss Buncle's Books to read just hope I can find them.

This was downloaded from the city library to my e-reader.

Thunder Dog

By Michacl Hingson with Susy Flory

 A wonderful  true story !

Killing Lincoln

By Bill OReilly and Martin Dugard

This has been a time for me to read about  history.

Bonhoeffer

By Eric Metaxas

This is a biography of a Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy.

A righteous Gentile vs. The Third Reich

 

Only if we will venture to enter into the words of the Bible, as though them

this God were speaking to us who loves us and does not will to leave us along

with our questions, only so shall we learn to rejoice in the Bible.

 

He gave a clear message as to where the Bible tells us were to go for God's plan's for our life.

Dry Bones

By Margaret Mayhew

This is my first time to read one of her books.

I enjoyed it very much, fast moving and not a lot of rambling.

A short 129 page book.

I Am Reading

Secrets to the Grave

By Tami Hoag

Murder mystery, it kept my attention and I only had one nightmare.

Life Below Stairs

By Allison Maloney

Very interesting! So grateful I live in this day and time, and it is America.

The Eighty-Dollar Champion

By Elizabeth Letts

I don't know how I missed this book. Wonderful story of a way of life in America and the coming end to it . History of  the horse's place in America and the end of it. A heart warming story of love between a man his family and a horse. Just didn't end the way I wanted it to but that is true life.

A Year Down Yonder

By Richard Peck

Short story but worth the read.

 About a girl and her grandmother and hard times in a small town.

It will make you smile.

The Grass Harp

By Turman Capote
I liked The Grass Harp. There are two other short  stories  in this book
I didn't care for  A Tree of Night.

Calico Joe

By John Grisham

This is the first time in a long time I have read a Grisham book.

This one was  good, very enjoyable.

Weekends At Bellevue

By Julie Holland M.D.

A sad thing is going on in this city and I am sure all over the United States in Psych ER.

Raney

A novel by Clyde Edgerton who has other books I think I will read.

This is a fiction of the south , but I can laugh and say it sure sounds like some people I have known.

Good read!

Mr. Churchill's Secretary

By Susan Elia Maneal

A novel of fiction,  fast moving and a good story line. 

The Beginner's Goodbye

By Anne Tyler

One more short story to read. This is about a man losing his wife and how he coped

with her death.

The Cat Dog With Nine Lives

By Della Galton

Short story ,But a good one to read. It is about a sweet and much loved Dog.

Brandwashed

By Martin  Lindstrom

Very interesting, now I am glad I didn't ever go on facebook.

The Pacific

Gunnery Sergeant John Basilone

The Navy Cross

The highest Medal of Honor

By Hugh Ambrose

We must be on the right side of history or we will never make it. I hope families will teach

their children what it cost all people for the freedom we have.

These are the real heroes we should look up and read about, for we sure need heroes today.

By Ransom Riggs

This was for young adults , fantasy and suspense with 4 stars.

A very believable story about a young boy and his grandfather until the fantanys kicked in.

The Tale of Despereanx

By Kate DiCamillo

This book is for young children and I will read it to my grandchildren.

I liked it very much. In my case it will be great grandchildren.

My Man Jeeves

By P.G.Wodehouse

A laugh or two!

The Railway Children

By E. Nesbit

This book is for children. Three children and there many adventures.

I did enjoy reading it.

A Man in Uniform

By Kate Taylor

A novel of a man with many secrets in his life.

My book Of The Past and Present

I am reading a book but slowly. Been working for hours all this month getting all of the family branches and twigs on Ancestry. When I retired in 2005 this was to be my ambition and work in research and it has been a wild ride in to the past.
I have loved ever minute , the trips to many cemeteries the new people that helped me. Most of all I feel I know the history of where my family were going and how they got there and why I am here this day and time.



The Story Of My Life

By Helen Keller

This woman was  one of God's miracles.

Miss Julia Rocks the Cradle



By Ann B. Ross
Love to read a book that can make me laugh out loud.

Death of a Dreamer

By M.C. Beaton

Good mystery

Elizabeth The Queen

By Sally Bedell Smith
I sure did enjoy this book.
It was like going down memory lane, I remember most of the bad and good.

Cocktail Hour Under The Tree Of Forgetfulness

By Alexandra Fuller
This book is about a English family that lived and raised a family on farms in Central Africa.
Very good book, They were still living there in 2010.

The Potted Gardener

By M.C.Beaton

Delightful read ,Agatha Raisin  is the English  Miss Julia.

I can't get these books about Agatha Raisin at our public library so I must buy them on line.

Death of a Bore

By M.C. Beaton

Good mystery ! From the public library to my Nook.

Nightwoods

By Charles Frazier
This is the first book of his I have read. It was a interesting with lots of suspense.

The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks

By Rebecca Skloot
This book is a biography of a poor black woman. Her children believe that science took advantage of.
The story was a enlightenment and a perspective of science that in my safe little world I didn't know about.

There is one thing about a e-reader and having access to the public library , I am reading many books I would not have

read other wise.

Death of a Gentle Lady

By M.C. Beaton

 The Hamish Macbeth Mystery

Once Upon A Secret

By Mimi Alford

About her affair with President John F. Kennedy. I all most wish I had not read this.

Homer's Odyssey

You got to read this! By Gwen Cooper

Great book.

The Dry Grass of August

By Anna Jean Mayhew

I got to tell you I cried! This is about the 1950's and I lived it.

Isaac's Storm

This book is true-- A man, a time, and the deadliest Hurricane of history detailed account of that storm and the story of Isaac Cline the nascent National Weather Service.

I am so glad to day we have the best National Weather Service in the world , they save many,many lives each year on land in the air and sea.

The Bogue Family

I have been studying my great, great grandfather's family. All that came to this side of the pond are from Thomas Bogue 1475. Auchencraw, Scotland and it's vicinity know as Auchencraw and Bogue of Burnhouses.

You wouldn't want to know what book I have been reading most likely.
(This is not a family photo, I just liked it.)
"Crimes Against Liberty" By David Limbaugh

Treason At Lisson Grove

By Anne Perry
My first time to read her books,  there are many.
A setting in  Victorian England an intricate plot about
murder in the palace.

Kill Shot

By Vince Flynn

This is one of The Bennie's favorite authors. I read his books also,

 very fast moving and intense.

Inferno

The World At War,1939-1945

By Max Hastings