A lovely cookery book from the 1970s. Please click on the link and scroll down the page to read my review of this book
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/collecting-vintage-cookery-books
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#1970s
#homecooking
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A lovely cookery book from the 1970s. Please click on the link and scroll down the page to read my review of this book
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/collecting-vintage-cookery-books
#food
#1970s
#homecooking
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Wow, I loved this. On the edge on my seat and finished it in two days.
It‘s about a newly graduated Black nurse in Alabama working at a family planning clinic in 1973, shortly after the uncovering of the Tuskegee syphilis experiments. She fiercely fights for her patients, including a pair of young girls, ages 11 and 13. This novel jumps through time between 1973 and 2016 where she reflects on their case.
Highly recommended.
Willow helping me read outside today.
This recipe book will take you right back to 1976. Please use this link to find out more
https://discover.hubpages.com/literature/collecting-vintage-cookery-books
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#cooking
#cookerybooks
#recipes
#1970s
#socialhistory
pickWhat is it about Woodson that fully pulls you in, restarts your heart, makes you savor each phrase — whatever it is, it‘s magic. Story is based on Bushwick neighborhood in NYC, called “Matchbox” due to the constant house fires that happened there…
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pickNew Cash Blackbear mystery!!! Young Cash (Renee) survived a succession of horrifying foster homes, but at legal age, was ‘rescued‘ by Sheriff Wheaton. She‘s in college on a BIA scholarship as a criminal justice major and helps Wheaton solve murders with her visionary gifts…Setting is Fargo ND mid-1960s.
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We head home on Friday, so I need to enjoy beach reading while I can. I'm so glad I upgraded to the glare proof edition when I upgraded my Kindle - it makes reading in the sun SO much easier!
pickSage wants to be a professional basketball player as she navigates her life in a neighborhood on fire.
You're a weird one, Bobby, spending hours with your nose in a book...
pickSuch a great read about unlikely friendships and second chances. This author, Sean Dietrich, is known as “Sean of the South”, because he writes stories that capture the essence of Southern life and the human spirit. And he definitely does with this one. I loved reading the “note from the author” in the back just as much as I loved this story.
