Category: Non-Fiction

The book takes 500 pages to cover the events of a few months, but it moved so quickly I couldn’t put it down.

The likes of Clarence Thomas are nothing new, and they’re not going anywhere.

On the whole, I did like this book, but I’m taking most of what Liz says with a big grain of salt.

Yes, Kelly gets a couple things wrong, but overall I found this book very enlightening and I’m so glad I read it!

This book explains so much about the world we are living in. I’ll never look at current events the same way again.

The shipwreck doesn’t even seem to be the biggest of the problems faced by this poor, cursed crew.

I’m always skeptical of men writing about Jane Austen, but this book is one of the rare exceptions.

This book is so not my thing, but I learned so much, and loved listening to the narrator.

This book is more of a broad overview of the time period than a deep dive into any one aspect of itand I’m OK with that.

This book is as well written as Chernow’s other works, and I certainly learned a lot. I also saw some of Chernow’s biases shining through.