Marjorie Lieder

A bit confusing

Revisado: 09-18-23

I wanted to like this book because I love Galveston hurricane stories. The beginning was understandable as a young woman is devastated after the death of her 6 year old daughter but she needed a doctors care and not a trip to the old homestead. Too many characters pop up which makes it hard to follow and she can’t find Patrick, the one she is looking for. The descriptions of Galveston are lovely but I can’t recommend this book to my friend.

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Art is a beauty we can all enjoy

Revisado: 05-07-23

I loved the story and the readers. Great book. Enjoyed getting to know The Girl in the painting and Leonardo as well.

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Etiquette and true love

Revisado: 04-22-23

I loved this book about the wealthy in The early 1910’s. So Interesting that a young girl Was so drawn to an older man in his 50’s. No one ever let her forget the difference. She did the best she could.

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A Story I didn’t Know

Revisado: 03-01-23

I loved the beginning of Finding Dorothy. Maud was going to college in 1889 and I was thrilled to find out how that worked. It got kind of bogged down in The middle with hard times, hard births and babies dying. The push of the book was woman’s rights including the right to vote. Maud wanted the studio to do everything just as Frank had written it. The book spent very few pages on any connection between husband and wife when the actual writing was being done. I also liked the connection between Maud and Judy as Maud looked after a lonely young lady who was being forced to stop growing up. Frank was an interesting, optimistic character who had a never give up attitude, who loved Christmas and giving. presents.

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A slow moving thriller

Revisado: 09-24-21

It was hard to do so many voices in one story. Also with a character named Jo it was hard to keep thinking of her as a woman and a crew member called Daddy was hard to picture too. The story was good but too much detail and slow to come together.

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All of society’s woes illustrated

Revisado: 08-02-21

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Ben detailed each category of wokeness we have experienced in the last few years. I felt a bit overwhelmed with immense media, entertainment, the Education Academy, big tech, BLM, 1619, CRT and the far left penetration into our world. . Who am I but one voice to push back. At times I am glad I am 72 and won’t be around to see the turn to Marxism. But I want to leave a better world for my grandchildren. I want them to be proud to be Americans so I will encourage those I know to notice what is going on and to speak up. As Ben says, we only have to let the elites at the top know there are a lot of people on the other side. This book has all the facts you need to arm yourself for the fight.

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