Diary of America by Jay Ross
Requirements: .MOBI reader, 8 MB
Overview: I enjoyed tremendously the Dairy of America. The format, telling the history of America from America’s point of view is clever and innovative. Starting with the year 1783 and ending in the present, the protagonist (America) devotes a page or two of events happening each year. The entire manuscript has a fine balance of facts, opinion and humor. The clever cartoons augment the text and are a delight to read, laugh and enjoy. Diary of America is a book to read and keep handy nearby. It is great for providing an interesting easy to read history to the uninformed and even greater for bringing to mind so many already known but long forgotten facts to the well-read person in a volume containing less than 20,000 words stretching across 238 years. The appendix contains a list of the Fifty States with pertinent facts and a few quotes from famous persons from each state. My Presidents are listed in chronological order according to their term in office and their party affiliation. The Timeline helps keep all information in order. The Vocabulary defines a goodly assortment of words in easily understood terms. The Index provides quick access to each entry, Diary of America ends with a summary of America’s accomplishments and a challenge to readers to do further research and encourages them to make their individual addition to America’s values and dreams.” -Lois Meier (Jay’s 94 year old grandmother).
Genre: Non-Fiction > History
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