Monday Evening Book Reviews

Terry Brighton does wonders with research and delivers PATTON, MONTGOMERY, ROMMEL: MASTERS OF WAR.

HALF BROKE HORSES: A TRUE-LIFE NOVEL, by Jeanette Walls, comes recommended in Illinois.

I was surprised to read a description in this review that included this - “instructive and gender neutral” - when learning of Marilyn Murray Willison’s THE SELF-EMPOWERED WOMAN: 17 CHARACTERISTICS OF HIGH ACHIEVERS.  Make of it what you will.

Sugar Ray Robinson finally gets a decent biography, according to reviewer Henry C. Jackson, in SWEET THUNDER by Wil Haygood.

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One Response to “Monday Evening Book Reviews”

  1. Chris Johnson Says:
    November 9th, 2009 at 7:20 pm

    I’m glad to see Montgomery portrayed as the weasel he was. For many years he had a very effective coterie of propagandists on his behalf.

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