Melissa H. reviews THE LIBRARY BOOK by Susan Orlean, Simon and Schuster, 2018, 317 pages. “The library is a […]
Nonfiction
Melissa reviews KNOW MY NAME by Chanel Miller, Viking Press, 2019, 368 pages. “My pain was never more valuable than his potential.” […]
MEMPHIS READS: KNOW MY NAME: A Memoir by Chanel ...
Marilyn reviews BRINGING ELIZABETH HOME: A JOURNEY OF FAITH by Ed and Lois Smart, (Crown Publishing Group) Parents Ed […]
MEMPHIS READS: BRINGING ELIZABETH HOME: A JOURNEY OF FAITH ...
Marilyn reviews A Jewish Community in Memphis in A Biblical People in the Bible Belt: the Jewish Community […]
MEMPHIS READS: A Jewish Community in Memphis in A ...
Marilyn reviews Memphis 1800-1900 by Carole M. Orelas-Struve and Frederick Lee Coulter, edited by Joan Hassell. The city […]
MEMPHIS READS: MEMPHIS, 1800-1900 by Carole M. Orelas-Struve and ...
Marilyn reviews ROBERT CHURCH by Cookie Lommel, Melrose Square Publishing Company, 1995. Robert Church was one such man […]
MEMPHIS READS: ROBERT CHURCH by Cookie Lommel
Marilyn reviews THE FOUNDING OF MEMPHIS, 1818-1820 by James E. Roper. Our city of Memphis will be celebrating […]
Memphis Reads- THE FOUNDING OF MEMPHIS, 1818-1820 by James E. ...
Marilyn reviews I’m a Memphian: Character References for a City Filled with it and Often Absolutely Full […]
MEMPHIS READS: I’m a Memphian by Dan Conaway
Marilyn reviews Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln by Doris Kearns Goodwin, New York: Simon & Schuster, […]