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I am not going to post on this blog for  a couple of days.. for reasons


sorry


until then


Rachael

talk about modivation

motivation...

wow ugg!
so I order to get another book from book sneeze I have to make a review on the book I don't even have yet because its still shipping! ooh

while I see all the books come and go that I could review...

oh hi there! sorry I'm back in my normal mode..

I'm typing the garden up.

all fur now..

oh yes! I am going to request another book!




I just read the book of Esther in the Bible. now for the study.
all fur now

hey guys! its another update

I just want to thank:

 Sierra

for following my awesome blog!

coming up for reviews is:

( not the kindle version)

I am working on that book review soon!

 so...... thanks a ton for following my blog and reading it! thanks! ( or if you get my emails thanks for reading them)

Alas Babylon review

here it is folks!

please comment and tell me how you like it

thankyou!

and here it is:

Alas Babylon

a book review

by

Rachel S

Alas Babylon, written by Pat Frank, is an apocalyptic thriller that takes you away to a town in Florida in the 60's--an era when waxing floors and playing records were in vogue and the fear of nuclear war with the Soviet Union was part of being American. When a nuclear bomb takes out communication, transportation and power, survival mode begins. How will ordinary people respond? How would you?

Pat Frank uses his imagination to tell you what it would be like. Imagine hearing these words over your radio, spoken not by your President but by a woman who was formerly the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare, until this day:

“ As chief executive of the United States and Commander of the Armed Forces, I hereby declare a state of unlimited national emergency until such time as new elections are held and congress reconvenes.”

The main character, Randy Bragg lives in Fort Repose, Florida. His sister-in-law and her two kids stay with him while his brother is working in top secret intelligence in a distant city. When food and medical supplies stop coming in things look bad. Things that didn't matter to them before matter now. Coffee is a rarity, liquor and candy too. Gas is nearly non existent making cars worthless.

This book makes you think of what you would do if a disaster hit. Would you bond together with your neighbors, putting your resources together or would you be greedy and fight for your life with no regard to others? It was masterfully written with believable characters, and realistic dialog and regional accents. The conclusion leaves you with hope which is the the icing on the cake.

I suggest readers 13 and up

and 5 stars!

please comment!

book review update

I planned on publishing the review: Alas Babylon today...sigh
no, instead its all marked up and ready to be typed up

sorry..
a little bit longer!

any how, I'm now reviewing for book sneeze!
right now there is no books available but i did order Start! by Greg laurie before it left.
and if you don't know already, I review for Bethany house publishers too.

what books have you been reading?


Rachel *


coming up!

Hey

Hello readers.. sorry the polls are closed! its been decided!

next book review after Alas Babylon will be....

The Garden!

my friend told me I should review it

so I am working on the reviews..after that book....we'll just have to see!

please comment..thanks

Hi again

hello wonderful bloggers who are reading my blog..

I am reading: I dared to call him father
and I'm finishing reading: City on our knees.
I'm enjoying that book so far!

and I am on my way of polishing up my review: Alas Babylon

oh yes, can you vote on the poll?

thankyou and have a great day!

p.s. what did you do for halloween?
I answered the door and handed out candy..

:P

Thanks for reading this!