Elly Robin And The Colorado Gold Camp by P.D. Quaver: A great follow-up to a great story
Elly Robin And The Colorado Gold Camp by P.D. Quaver is a sequel to The Ordeals of Elly Robin, the second book in the Ordeals of Elly Robin series.
Elly Robin And The Colorado Gold Camp by P.D. Quaver is a sequel to The Ordeals of Elly Robin, the second book in the Ordeals of Elly Robin series.
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The Ordeals of Elly Robin by P.D. Quaver is a coming-of-age story, that begins with Elly surviving the San Francisco Earthquake. Her travels (and ordeals) take her (and us!) from vaudeville stages, to hobo jungles, to the gilded palaces of the rich; she will witness not just the Great San Francisco Earthquake, but the birth of jazz in New Orleans, the virtual slavery of young immigrants in a Chicago sweatshop, and the horrors of World War One; Zelig-like she will encounter the likes of Emma Goldman, Louis Armstrong, Fatty Arbuckle, and George Gershwin.
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Lessons in Chemistry is a humorous historical fiction written by Bonnie Garmus.
The story revolves around women’s lives, careers, and struggle for empowerment in the late 50s and early 60s.
The book tells the story of a woman named Elizabeth Zott, a brilliant chemist who is forced to become a television chef after ending up being a young, single mother.
At its heart, Lessons in Chemistry is a romantic love story. Elizabeth, who is depicted as extremely gorgeous, falls for a geeky, brilliant Ph.D. with a tragic past, the one person who truly sees her as more than just a pretty face. She loves him and also loves chemistry.
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