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This week‘s #bookreport.

Finished:
You Suck #may #doublespin
Sorcerer to the Crown #panasianauthor #booked2020
The Power Worshippers #nonfictionchallenge2020 #abouteducation

Reading:
Cleopatra #cleopatragroupread
Pale Rider #nonfictionnerds
Front Row at the Trump Show
Lakewood #debutauthor #diversevoices #readwithmrbook #aboutdisability

Soon: Mychal Denzel Smith #ARC #socialjustice

This explains the intersection of Christian evangelism and political power. It‘s about taking the pulpit, church, religion, and followers and using them so billionaires can accumulate power worldwide. It affects kids, schools, women, health care, LGBTQIA+ people, people of color, ALL of us and tax dollars. Extreme eye opening and well done.

Full review http://www.TheBibliophage.com
#thebibliophage2020 #nonfictionchallenge2020 #abouteducation

This book was absolutely brilliant!!! What could‘ve been a dry drudgery was in fact a riveting page turner. Anne Perkins covers 5 women and many others too as they become the first women to be admitted to Yale in 1969. This book explores much more than just the early days of coed education, it is follows the Vietnam War, segregation, the feminist movement and equal rights for women and minorities. This is truly #BookClubWorthy 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

I finished my first book from @MeganAnn ‘s #newyearwhodis list, and it was a great read!

A memoir that touches on the importance of education, and one woman‘s struggle to find her own place in the world apart from her upbringing. Her parents attack public schools, the healthcare system, and government services, but at its core this is a book about abuse, and the way abusers and their enablers distort reality towards their victims.