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Review: The Courage Of Others Confronts Enduring American Racism 0
- BOOK REVIEWS
- November 8, 2019
Summary: Like many women during times of war, Esther Langston did her best to keep their home and small shop running while her husband Marsh was off fighting. But as she and her nephew, Davey Stoneman, awaited Marsh’s return with a combination of eagerness and trepidation, she worried. She worried about the condition of the store,
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7 Important Dates To Remember In The World Of Literature During November (Video)0
- BOOKS & HOLIDAYS, VIDEOS
- October 31, 2019
Celebrations for picture books, family literacy, and nonfiction books are just some of the literary holidays we’re celebrating this month during November. Plus it’s that time of year again to try to write an entire novel in 30 days. 👌 November 1-30: National Novel Writing Month November 1-30: Picture Book Month November 1: National Family
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Review: The Four Trials Of Henry Ford: A Hard-To-Put-Down Account That Captures The Henry Ford Story 0
- BOOK REVIEWS
- October 28, 2019
The Four Trials of Henry Ford is a highly recommended pick for any collection strong in American, legal, or transportation history, focusing on the litigation process at the turn of the 20th century. In this era, Ford was not a giant company, but a man whose development efforts threatened the existing Seldon patent on the
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Interview With Gregory R. Piché, Author Of The Four Trials Of Henry Ford 0
- INTERVIEWS
- October 24, 2019
In Gregory R. Piché’s new book, The Four Trials of Henry Ford, four landmark court cases reveal the dark side of Ford’s legal clashes and the quirks of his character and personality that ushered his image in the public’s imagination from mechanical savant and populist sage to isolated, imperious bigot. The author Gregory R. Piché
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The One Common Habit Of 10 Ultra Successful People: They All Read Books 0
- BOOKS & CELEBRITIES
- October 18, 2019
What’s the one common habit of 10 ultra successful people? They all read books. These 10 famous readers including one American president, one financial wizard, three tech geniuses, one primatologist and anthropologist, one professional athlete, and three media personalities and actresses all have one thing in common: they love reading books. 1. Barack Obama President
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Review: Will Of A Tiger: Friendship, Loyalty, And Sacrifice At The End Of WWII 0
- BOOK REVIEWS
- October 15, 2019
The continuing story of sworn blood brothers Birch Bai (Chinese pilot), and Danny Hardy (American pilot), shot down numerous Japanese airplanes in the fight against Japan as members of the acclaimed Flying Tigers. Their story begins as both their planes crash in Yunnan province of China and are captured, tortured, and imprisoned by Japanese soldiers
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