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That's All She Reaad
http://allsheread.blogspot.com
Reviews of historical novels with a special emphasis and commentary on books accessible to blind and print impaired readers.
- Added on: Nov 30th, 2008
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Nan Hawthorne
- Listed in: Fiction History
- Tags: book reviews medieval blind historical novels accessible reading print impaired
Recent Posts
Why I Stopped Reading...
try not to give up on books. After all, someone worked hard on the book. I probably spent some money on them. But sometimes I just can't get into one after giving it the old college try. The thing is, it isn't necessarily because there was anything ...
The Boleyn Wife, by Brandy Purdy - Review/Interview and Book Giveaway!
The Boleyn WifeBrandy PurdyThe Tudor Wife (UK)Emily PurdyAn Interview and Implicit ReviewNH: As you know, I read Vengeance is Mine when you first had it published through iUniverse. I enjoyed it then, but I discovered re-reading the expanded versio...
The Confession of Piers Gaveston, by Brandy Purdy
The Confession of Piers GavestonBrandy PurdyI read this novel when it first came out but before I started publishing this book review blog. It is a testament to the writing that I remember so much of it distinctly. The Confession of Piers Gaveston is...
Copyright Owners Fight Plan to Release E-Books for the Blind
Rehular bisitors to That's All She Read know that besides book reviews this blog is about accessible reading for people who are blind or otherwise perint impaired. Thus this post leading to a Wired article, Threat Level Privacy, Crime and Security O...
The Amber Treasure, by Richard Denning
The Amber TreasureRichard DenningThe Amber Treasure is the story of Cerdic, a young Angle living in the Dark Ages kingdom of Deira at the end of the sixth century AD/CE. During his lifetime Cerdic is fated to find himself in the midst of the last Cel...
The Virgin\'s Lover, by Philippa Gregory
The Virgin's LoverPhilippa GregoryIt can be honestly said that you have never seen Gloriana the way you will see her here. That is to say, a possible alternative title for The Virgin's Lover could be, I think, "Elizabeth I as Dingbat". Accustomed as ...
