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Pamela’s 2022 Year in Books
Take a look at Pamela’s Year in Books. The long, the short—it’s all here.
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Pamela Schoenewaldt
Goodreads Author
Born
January 21
Website
Member Since
March 2011
URL
https://www.goodreads.com/schoenewaldt
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When We Were Strangers
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2011
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10 editions
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Swimming in the Moon
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2013
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7 editions
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Under the Same Blue Sky
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2015
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4 editions
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Das Lied der Neuen Welt
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Straniera
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Navy English
Through the 90’s, I taught college English in Naples, Italy at a US navy base. It was a remarkable experience, a world away from the ivy-aesthetics of grad school. In a decade of relative prosperity, with a low probability of combat duty, many enlisted to stay alive and find peace. Fully a quarter of one class had lost a close family member to violence. “If I wasn’t here, I’d be dead or in prison,
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| Heit’s interconnected eight short stories trace the fates of a group of Schwarzmeerdeutche (Black Sea Germans) who were driven from their farms on the steppes of Southern Russia in the late 1800s. They emigrated to the Dakotas, but arriving late, got ...more | |
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| In these pandemic times, readers of historical fiction will find deep resonance with stories of the Black Death and other pandemics. In this short story collection, editor J. K. Knauss asks nine award-winning writers for their take on the theme: “Pla ...more | |
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Pandemic 1918: The Story of the Deadliest Influenza in History
by Catharine Arnold (Goodreads Author)
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medical historians, social historians, libraries, general readers
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| As World War I was ending, influenza killed 20-50 million people worldwide. The H5N1 strain of the familiar virus attacked, seemingly preferred, healthy young people, destroying families, businesses, and communities, bringing major cities to their kn ...more | |
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Bakhita
by Véronique Olmi
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anyone, youth at risk, Catholics, African history, Italian history
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| This profoundly painful, beautifully written, and deeply moving biography of Africa’s first canonized Catholic saint plunges the reader into the bottomless evil of institutionalized slavery. In 1876 (roughly, she’s not sure) a happy, cherished seven- ...more | |
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Topics Mentioning This Author
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Glens Falls (NY) ...:
Glens Falls Senior Center Book Discussion Group
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| Bookworm Bitches : March 2012: When We Were Strangers | 48 | 189 | Apr 02, 2012 03:44PM | |
| Bookworm Bitches : Books Read in March 2012 | 28 | 111 | Apr 02, 2012 07:46PM | |
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Bookworm Bitches :
2012 Spring Reading Challenge
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Bookworm Bitches :
Fall-ing into Fall Reading Challenge
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Bookworm Bitches :
2012: A-Z Title Challenge
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Glens Falls (NY) ...:
What are U reading these days? (PART EIGHT (2012) (ONGOING THREAD for 2012)
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| Around the World ...: Julienne's Around the World in 80 Books '13 - Frequent Flyer | 17 | 60 | Feb 02, 2013 05:08PM |
“We kissed. It was the bright sweetness of lemons, the warmth of fresh bread and the comfort of home after a long voyage.p. 305”
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“....Yes, San Francisco was far from all I longed to forget. But I was weary of the flat earth, the heat of summer and hard press of winter cold. The etchings in "Scribners" made me yearn for the loop and roll of land. I wanted to break free of the squeeze of buildings and streets running endlessly out to the horizon. p. 254”
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History, Medicine, and Science: Nonfiction and Fiction
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Discussion about the fascinating stories of our scientific and medical past
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Writers and readers, consider sharing your book/s with inmates, Prison libraries are underfunded; often inmates can only receive 4 approved books/month; many can't afford any. Sandi Burch's Books Behind Walls program handles paperwork for Georgia inmates. She contacted me through Goodreads and I'll be sending her a copy of SWIMMING IN THE MOON. If you have books to share, send them to Sandi Burch, 2142 Butler Ferry Rd, Bainbridge GA 39817. I'm sure other states have similar programs.
