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812
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340
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LibraryCin’s first review of the year
really liked it
4.25 stars
This is fiction during the times of Edward II and Edward III. It is told from the point of view of Eleanor, the wife of Hugh le Despenser, who was a favourite of Edward II for a while. Eleanor was only 13 when she married Hugh, but she seemed to be completely in love with him. However, he was often away, and apparently committed piracy (among other bad things). Still, he loved Eleanor and their children. He also may have “loved� the kin ...more
This is fiction during the times of Edward II and Edward III. It is told from the point of view of Eleanor, the wife of Hugh le Despenser, who was a favourite of Edward II for a while. Eleanor was only 13 when she married Hugh, but she seemed to be completely in love with him. However, he was often away, and apparently committed piracy (among other bad things). Still, he loved Eleanor and their children. He also may have “loved� the kin ...more
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LibraryCin’s last review of the year
liked it
3.25 stars
This was published in 2012, so long before COVID-19. “Spillover� looks at various infections that cross over from other animals to humans. It delves into the history of those infections and how and when they first crossed over and from what animals. The author met with scientists and researchers and goes into detail about how scientists traced back to find those first cross-overs.
The author looked at a few that I hadn’t heard of, but t ...more
This was published in 2012, so long before COVID-19. “Spillover� looks at various infections that cross over from other animals to humans. It delves into the history of those infections and how and when they first crossed over and from what animals. The author met with scientists and researchers and goes into detail about how scientists traced back to find those first cross-overs.
The author looked at a few that I hadn’t heard of, but t ...more
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