Author Archives: Bonnie Hayes

What if .. — The Invisible Plague

Written on June 27, 2008 by in Book Review, Textbooks

What if .. when you spoke … noone could hear you? You are standing in a room full of people screaming at the top of your lungs and people just walk through you? The Invisible Plague tells the story of mental illness and it’s history in society. We have evolved in our understanding, but these…

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Ancient Writing for Children

Written on June 27, 2008 by in Book Review, Books, Children's Books

My family recently reviewed some books on Egyptology for children and I have to say ‘Wow!’ I am impressed. The interactive nature of books nowadays blows my mind. There are books on Egyptian Hieroglyphics that have the stamps, clay, papyrus, etc in them along with the book so it enraptures active children. They just aren’t…

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Edwin Black

Written on May 26, 2008 by in Favorite Authors

I hold tribute to this investigative journalist. He is a genius of a writer and has literally pulled his audience into his research. There are pages and pages of biblography in the back of his books. After writing IBM and the Holacaust and War on the Weak I am suprised he hasn’t been shot yet….

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Books going the way of the Dinos

Written on May 26, 2008 by in Books

Am I old or just really set in my ways? It wouldn’t look like it’s so with being only 35, but I am not ready for all books to go to computer disk. There is something uniquely private and well frankly connecting with touching a nice book cover that you know was inspired by someone…

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