A review for The First Female Fossil Hunter: The Life and Legacy of Mary Anning by Jayson Kowinsky. This was an interesting biography about a woman who was ahead of her time. She helped shape the growing field of paleontology because of the dinosaur fossils she discovered near her home in Lyme Regis, England.
A review for one of the most compelling reads about serial killers I have listened to. Murderland by Caroline Fraser is an in depth look into some of the causes of why there were so many serial killers in the Pacific Northwest in the 70s and 80s. The narrative style and memoir aspects of the story really make for a compelling read.
A review for the nonfiction book Hidden Libraries: The World’s Most Unusual Book Depositories by DC Helmuth. This fun book tells the story of 50 unusual libraries that you can find around the world, and then some. I enjoyed learning about these hidden gems and I hope to visit at least a few of them someday,
A review for the nonfiction book The Un-Discovered Islands by Malachy Tallack and illustrated by Katie Scott. This is a very interesting look at the many islands throughout history that were ‘discovered’ and later found to be false. There are many reasons why these islands no longer exist and the author does a nice job of explaining them.
A review for the nonfiction book A Dumb Birds Field Guide to the Worst Birds Ever by Matt Kratch. This was a very amusing guide to some really annoying birds from around the world. It is a fun and easy read and I recommend it to any of you who enjoy watching birds.
A review for the nonfiction book Everything is Tuberculous by John Green. This is a book not only about the disease, but about heartbreak and hope and everything that the people that have this disease endure to finally be cured. Everything really is tuberculosis.
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