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July 16, 2021July 10, 2021 Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews

The Children of Henry VIII by Alison Weir

May 24, 2021May 15, 2021 Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews

The Six Wives of Henry VIII by Alison Weir

May 11, 2021May 9, 2021 Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews

#NetGalley #ARCReview: Katharine Parr, The Sixth Wife by Alison Weir

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July Wrap-Up: Reading Challenges and Back to School Shopping. It's been cray-cray here. How are my challenges coming along? How are your reading challenges coming along? Plus, a tip for you if you're ready to do your back to school shopping at Target or Walmart. Click the link in my bio for more info. #readingchallenges #audiobookchallenge #goodreads #backtoschool #librarylovereadingchallenge #52weeks52books #target #Walmart #backtoschoolshopping #NetGalley #Netgalleyreads #goodreadsreadingchallenge2021 #goodreadsreadingchallenge
It's Olympics week here on Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews, so what's a story of World War II soldier who was lost at sea for 47 days have to do with the Olympics? Because Louis Zamperini, the focus of the book Unbtroken, was an Olympian at the 1936 games, a sure bet for Olympic medals in the 1940 games that were cancelled because of the war. Click the link in my bio for my review.
You all know what a big fan of the Kennedys I am. #ARCReview Today marks the release of the first of a new series of books about one of the most famous women of the world. #JackiesParis by #MercedesKing takes us to #Paris after #WorldWarII when Jacqueline Bouvier studied in France. Click the link in my bio for my full review. #JacquelineKennedy #newbooks2021 #newreleases
My look back at past Olympics continues on Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews. Today: Munich 1972: Tragedy, Terror, and Triumph at the #OlympicGames by #DavidClayLarge. Almost everything you ever wanted to know about the Munich games is in this book. The historic games are largely remembered for their tragedy, but there's so much more to the story of those Olympic Games than that. Click the link in my bio for my review. #Munich1972 #Olympics #IsraeliOlympicteam #audiobook #audiobookstagram #1972MunichGames #MarkSpitz #OlgaKorbet #bookreview #bookstagram #worldrecords #BlackSunday
It's Olympics week on Bargain Sleuth Book Reviews. I'm looking back at some prior Olympiads and the amazing true stories behind them. First up is Jesse Owens, the Usain Bolt of his day. #TriumphTheUntoldStoryofJesseOwensandHitlersOlympics by Jeremy Schaap The amazing story of the fastest man in the world and his path to the Olympics. It's full of racism and fascism, and a metaphorical middle finger to Der Fuhrer. Click the link in my bio for my review. #jesseowens #olympics #1936olympics #hitlersolympics #worldrecord #trackandfield #jeremyschaap #olympicgames #bookstagram #bookreview #librarybook #ebook #bookstagrammer
#NetGalley #ARCReview #TheDebtTrap: How Student Loans Became a National Catastrophe is an historical look at how we got where we are with student loan debt. Providing a thorough history, as well as anecdotal stories, this is worth a read, especially for people like me, who are sending kids off to college this fall. Click the link in my bio for my review. #JoshMitchell #studentloans #studentdebt #studentdebtcrisis #salliemae #gibill #financialaid #financialaidcrisis #preditorylending #bookstagram #bookreview #bookstagrammer

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