World War II History Books to Read for Women's History Month

by Donna Huber

I've been reading more nonfiction lately, and several of them have involved women in history. As it is Women's History Month, I thought I would share a few of those books in case you are looking for something to read. It probably isn't surprising that they all have something to do with WWII, but they aren't really war books. (If you are doing the Goodreads Challenges, these books will get you the Her Story bookmark.)

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Out of the Loop by Katie Siegel ~ a Review

by Donna Huber

For the past two years, Amie Teller has been stuck in a time loop. Each day, she wakes up and it’s September 17th. Same day, same weather, same people, same conversations. Until, one day, it’s September 18th, and Amie is free.

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Return to Silent Hill by John Passarella ~ a Review

by MK French

James receives a letter from Mary Crane, the lover he left behind in Silent Hill. She's in trouble, and things have changed, so he returns to find her. The town is different from what he remembers, ruined and abandoned by most residents. Now monsters stalk the streets, and horrors exist, pushing him past his limits.

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When the Sky Turned to Dust by Catherine Matthias ~ a Review

by Susan Roberts

In the midst of America’s Great Depression, a devastating drought and violent winds brought destruction and added hardship to the Midwest. When the Sky Turned to Dust follows the journey of the courageous Dolan family as they face the ultimate test of strength and resilience and struggle to survive on the unforgiving prairie.

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Murder in a Cornish Teashop by Fliss Chester ~ an Audiobook Review

by Donna Huber

A Cornish clifftop, a sunny afternoon, a quaint little teashop…but wait a minute. Is that jam, or blood? Maddie Penrose is determined to find out!

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To the Death by Andrea Tang ~ a Review

by MK French

Samantha Chan wants revenge for her brother’s death in an illegal magical duel. She’s been training with legitimate dueling champion Lysander Rook and planning to destroy her brother's killer, Mateus Blackwood. Mateus' daughter, Tamsin, is trying to escape that legacy by going the legitimate circuit. Lysander is undefeated and offers a challenge along with his assistant Sam, making Tamsin hope for enough fame and glory to finally escape her father’s influence. Tamsin doesn't know about Sam’s scheming, and the two grow closer. Even so, Sam won’t let anything get in the way of her revenge, not even Tamsin.

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