Sentences with phrase «enjoyed reading war»
I enjoyed reading War Trash, in that it was an excellent account of life as a Chinese prisoner of war during the Korean War.
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I enjoyed reading Barbara Risman's take on the whole Mommy Wars thing, allegedly reignited by the Hilary Rosen - Ann Romney flap.
Well, I've managed to pass down my love for Star Wars to my kids and now they're enjoying the new movies... Read More
If you've enjoyed the 19 - film ride so far (I have, immensely), none of the «negative» Infinity War reviews published (at least not the ones I've read) should generate any angst.
2 min readWhen it came time to publish her new book, Walking the War Zones of Pakistan: One Woman's Journey Into the Shadow of the Taliban, Ruth Anne Kocour planned to bypass traditional publishers because she wanted to «enjoy more control over... Continue Reading →
(Joanne Harris) Read this in hardcopy, and thoroughly enjoyed this quirky family saga, with its roots set in war time France.
Some people enjoyed learning about the people and culture in Otuam, Ghana: It was refreshing to read a story regarding Africa where the main theme was not about war, violence, extreme poverty, child soldiers, and «just falling apart.»
I really enjoy historical fiction, but have been reading too many World War II books lately (All the Light We Can not See, Nightingale - amazing reads, but SO heavy) so this was a refreshing change.
I've also enjoyed reading other Holocaust novels, including the Winds of War and War & Remembrance by Wouk.
In her time away from work, she enjoys working on cars with her father, reading, crocheting, camping, fishing, hiking, shooting at the range, cheering on the Detroit Lions, and immersing herself in the world of Star Wars.
Kathleen spends her free time with her family and enjoys training their dogs, going to the beach, playing tennis, bike riding, running and reading about the Civil War.
Very few people honestly care about little meaningless things like console wars and what people enjoy in their freetime, but the ones who do care flame - post it on the internet enough that it festers in the subconscious of those who read it.
Here's a shock: I read National Review, agree with a lot of the articles, enjoy the magazine, AND I'm concerned about the environment, oil dependency, alternate fuels, and the war.