'22 Back in the 1920s - Nonfiction

[Jorie, Armchair Time Traveler]

Gnomies, as promised, here's my post which focuses on 1920s nonfiction.

(Listed in Dewey Decimal Classification (DDC) Order)
The Everlasting Man by G.K. Chesterton (TBR)
A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf (TBR)
Blue Hen's Chickens' COOK BOOK by Milford New Century Club (TBR)
Art Through the Ages by Helen Gardner (TBR)
Goodbye to All That by Robert Graves (TBR)

[Bert]

I'm happy to see Goodbye to All That on your list. And, of course, Virginia Woolf's classic - & readable - feminist essay.

[Jorie, Armchair Time Traveler]

Bert wrote: "I'm happy to see Goodbye to All That on your list. And, of course, Virginia Woolf's classic - & readable - feminist essay." ... I've yet to read this work by Graves but his I, Claudius was a page turner for me.