Monica Reads

Monica Reads Loves ‘The Concord Theatre’ And You Will, Too

Paul Brogan’s review of the movie business is in-depth and mind-boggling.

It is a story of the last six years of Bonaparte’s life. The world was at war.

Monica finds almost all of the books she reviews in her local library.

Rob Azevedo had me at the very beginning when he dedicates his book to “MOM.”

You will probably change sides a few times as I did.

Contempt is a must-read if you are a Protrumper, a Nevertrumper or someone who is just interested in the course of politics in our time.

This book made me think about this country and how we push kids today to get their educations.

I decided that I needed a trip out of the country.

Go to the library and get it. You will like it.

Why is this children’s book such a hit? Kindness is the reason.

The author includes interviews with six individuals from Kurdistan, Lebanon, Syria, Iraq, Jordan, Yemen and Egypt.

Who betrays who and who wins in the end kept me reading every page, turning them as fast as I could.

The women at Harvard who studied the stars were called ‘computers.’

Ready for a new outlook?

This book is fascinating, historical, absorbing, and the most interesting read of this year.