Book Review: If These Walls Could Talk
“If these walls could talk?” How many times have you pondered this open question?
October 2, 2023
“If these walls could talk?” How many times have you pondered this open question?
Contains affiliate links A Young Man of Montana: From Hard Youth to Hawaii Mule-Skinner, By Daniel T. Miller (Sweetgrass Books, 2021) Review by Kathleen Mulroy
Riding Jane Crow is a new book by Miriam Thaggert compellingly studies Black women’s train travel and work in the 19th and early 20th century United States.
Eyes in the Sky is a doozy of a thriller. Or, if you prefer, a ripsnorter, humdinger, jim-dandy, knockout. Well, you get the idea; it is terrific book.
“Along the Trail with Lewis and Clark (Third Edition): is a wonderful guidebook for the modern traveler and U.S. history buff.”
Ken Robison shares stories of Montana’s past populations in his most recent book, “Cold War Montana: From Stolen Secrets to the Ace in the Hole.”
Gallatin was beyond wild in the early days of Montana statehood, according to Kelly Suzanne Hartman, author of “Murder and Mayhem in Gallatin County, Mont.”
Millie Whalen took the plunge, moving from New York City to Great Falls, Montana, and diving into a whole new career.
From a Montana senior care facility to the peak of Forever Mountain, Debbie Burke ratchets up the pace and intensity in Flight to Forever
This article contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases. Review by HOLLY ENDERSBY Having bird hunters on your holiday gift
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