Dear Bob... written and complied by Martha Bolton with Linda Hope
(Bob Hope's wartime correspondence with the G.I.s of WWII.)
Bob Hope entertained
thousands of G.I.s in WWII;
they loved him for it.
Nonfiction .... 306 pages .... 5/5 stars.
(Nobody supported the troops like Bob Hope did. "Laughter was his ammunition. Peace was his mission. Hope was his name.")
Secret or Shutout by Leah Brunner
Hockey goalie falls
for his Captain's sister. Can
she trust him with her heart?
Sweet hockey romance .... 323 pages .... 4/5 stars.
(I've enjoyed all of Brunner's hockey romances. Go Eagles!)
Judge's Girls by Sharina Harris
Daughters. Stepmother.
Black. White. Grieving the man they
all loved the best.
Fiction .... 322 pages .... 4.5/5 stars.
(A novel of loss, forgiveness, family and love.)
Happy Reading!
The Bob Hope book is the one that interests me. He was an amazing man, 100 when he died, what a life!
ReplyDeleteI love Bob Hope. And this book was so fun to read. It made me want to watch his movies all over again. :D
DeleteI love these haikus! The Bob Hope book sounds good.
ReplyDeleteBob Hope was such a great guy!
DeleteLove your haikus! I bet reading about Bob Hope would be interesting!
ReplyDeleteIt was so good!
DeleteHockey sure is in
ReplyDeleteIt's become very popular in romance novels lately, which I kind of don't mind. ;D
DeleteTerrific reviews! The Bob Hope book looks really interesting!
ReplyDeleteIt was so good. And I learned a lot of interesting trivia about Bob Hope, and the war, and other things that was a lot of fun.
DeleteYour haiku reviews are always so clever.
ReplyDelete:D Thank you, Dorothy!
DeleteLoved Bob Hope! Great haiku reviews, Lark! :)
ReplyDeleteBob Hope was the best!
DeleteThe Bob Hope book looks good. I will look into getting a copy.
ReplyDeleteI loved it.
DeleteI didn't know there was a collection of Bob Hope letters! I'll bet that was fun.
ReplyDeleteIt really was. Bob Hope was so great.
DeleteAwesome post
ReplyDeleteI always like these, how fun.
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