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Letters from the Front, 1898-1945 (Voices of the Wisconsin Past) by Michael E. Stevens

Minutes of Gold by Sara Tarascio

Tales from Jackpine Bob by Bob Cary

Ask Him Anything: God can handle your hardest questions by Lloyd John Ogilvie

Synthesis of Science and the Bible by Edward R. Garrett

The Greatest Faith Ever Known by Fulton Oursler

The Heart of John Muir's World: Wisconsin, Family, and Wilderness Discovery by Millie Stanley

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GroupsAmerican Civil War, Cheeseheads of Wisconsin (COW), Midwestern Readers, Texas History, The Big M Family

Favorite authorsStephen E. Ambrose, Erma Bombeck, Bruce Catton, James A. Michener, Carl Sandburg, National Geographic Society, Mark Twain (Shared favorites)

About me
We've been married more than 60 years. We enjoy history (particularly the American Revolutionary War, the US Civil War, the western migration, and WWII) and like to read about the state histories of Iowa, Texas and Wisconsin. The role of women in history is another interest. We're Methodists and church life is a meaningful part of our lives. Traveling, gardening, photography, and keeping in close touch with friends and family are also important. We love to read, however we aren't very comfortable with computers. That's why our daughter entered our books into LibraryThing for us, and why we don't respond to messages anymore.