March by Geraldine Brooks

March by Geraldine BrooksBrooks's luminous second novel, after 2001's acclaimed Year of Wonders, imagines the Civil War experiences of Mr. March, the absent father in Louisa May Alcott's Little Women. An idealistic abolitionist March has gone to serve the Union cause as chaplain to the troops. But the war tests his faith, not only in the Union

not far from the stone-fruit capital of New South Wales

Fred Waterford - her assigned name

Did you know there are four types of termite poo

This landmark book features more than five hundred paintings

they dont have feelings for each other _ so what could possibly go wrong

suspiciously hairy holes in the desert and a crash course on the wonderful world of the internet

rights and representation

You might think it is a book about goodness and what it means to be a good person

And it makes no sense to fall for a place when the town is crumbling into the dust and it looks a lot like your love letter might end up being a eulogy

like to remind her that she isn't

For when you want to say to your friends with their spouses and ten small children

Sleepwalk to War