pick78/150 An interesting look at one of the pivotal years in American history. While the author does stray from his subject at times, he does detailed work discussing the causes that led to monumental events of 1920, and also discusses the ramifications those events had on future generations. 3 ⭐⭐⭐ 1/2
3/15 for #Rushathon (I'm behind my pace) @DieAReader @GHABI4ROSES @Andrew65
panThis could have been such a good book but ... 😔
Burns would write almost a blurb about an event in 1920 and then 3 pages about things that happen later in the decade. I know that butterfly effect and all that, but if he wanted to write about the entire decade he should have. If he wanted to write about conspiracy theories he should have. Also don‘t f*%king quote your own books as research. For a historical book it sucked. ⭐️⭐️
What is he reading that he finds no true wit and tweet and twitter are the same damn thing! Learn about pop culture before you write about it.
I should have used my brain better this morning.
I didn‘t bring my book with me today and I now have 1 hr lunches (new job). I‘m really bored.
Hold up! Did this author just agree with eugenics? WT ever loving F?
#whatdidthatread #didireadthatright #hedidntwritethatdidhe
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This chapter is about Margaret Sanger and the establishment of Planned Parenthood.
1. The tagged book. It‘s a lot to digest at a time so I‘ve been moving through it slowly.
2. Crafting and eating ... eating is a hobby, right?
3. Not sure probably something light and easy. I‘m an emotional reader so whatever title strikes my fancy when I finish my current read.
@rachelsbrittain #weekendreads
Huh 🤔 sounds kind of familiar
#historyrepeats
This one feels appropriate.
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My review of ‘The Kitchen House‘ should be posted tomorrow.
1. I like the fashion of the 20s but not the rest of it.
2. Physical.
3. Same age for the next few months
4. Born in Texas raised and still live in Michigan.
5. *woosh* 🦸♀️
#friyayintro @howjessreads
1920: The Year that Made the Decade Roar | 
