#62 Typhoid Mary: An Urban Historical by Anthony Bordain

[missingvolume]

This was a rather small book. Bourdain takes a sympathetic look at Mary and the way he spells it out you can almost see her point of view. And of course all it does is make me want to poke around more at that time frame. I liked the book and it did give enough info about the case without going into mind numbing detail.

I'm also about 5 books behind for posting for the 2006 reading year. Honestly I'll be backdating some posts so I can get the all in "2006". Hopefully life will settle down for me to sit down and catch my breath and do some "fun things" for a change.

Comments

[missingvolume.livejournal.com]

That would be #1 of 2007. But it will be your list and your rules. ;-) I still have to do a chapbook roundup as well. Read enough of them and you got a novel of short stories. ;-) But my list my rules. Your list, your rules.

Just think when Tripp is old enough do you want to count Goodnight Moon every time you read it? LOL!

[blloonaticbmber.livejournal.com]

LOL! I think one of my rules will be to stick to grown up books.