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Stubborn Shevraeth Farm
Apr. 23rd, 2007 03:56 pmStubborn Twig, by Lauren Kessler
This family biography tells about 3 generations of the Yatsui family, whose patriarch immigrated to Hood River around the turn of the century. It was totally compelling and kind of horrifying - as an Eastern Canadian, I never quite realized how bad anti-Asian racism got in the most Western states, plus this was my first exposure to reading much about the WW2 internment camps.
(70/250)
Fables 2: Animal Farm, by Bill Willingham et al
Fun, fun, fun, now I am eager to galumph onward to number 3. Thank you,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
elmgrows!
(71/250)
Shevraeth in Marloven Hess, by Sherwood Smith
Ok, I didn't actually mean to read this but then it was put up for free! FREE! In honor of International Pixel-Stained Technopeasant Wretch Day. And I started to read the beginning of it and I just sort of didn't ... stop. Several hundred pages later, it was suddenly mid-afternoon. What a good story! I am definitely going to check out the author's other novels.
(72/250)
This family biography tells about 3 generations of the Yatsui family, whose patriarch immigrated to Hood River around the turn of the century. It was totally compelling and kind of horrifying - as an Eastern Canadian, I never quite realized how bad anti-Asian racism got in the most Western states, plus this was my first exposure to reading much about the WW2 internment camps.
(70/250)
Fables 2: Animal Farm, by Bill Willingham et al
Fun, fun, fun, now I am eager to galumph onward to number 3. Thank you,
elmgrows!(71/250)
Shevraeth in Marloven Hess, by Sherwood Smith
Ok, I didn't actually mean to read this but then it was put up for free! FREE! In honor of International Pixel-Stained Technopeasant Wretch Day. And I started to read the beginning of it and I just sort of didn't ... stop. Several hundred pages later, it was suddenly mid-afternoon. What a good story! I am definitely going to check out the author's other novels.
(72/250)
