A Note

 All Books reviewed here are  received  from Blogging for Books. Thank you and have a great day. 

Apache Wars:History as Western

The Apache Wars was solid. Enjoyed the writer making a history that could be dusty as the desert he writes about but still keeps it fresh. 
I will have to reread and could see this as a history channel show from before crazy alien people. 

It is a bit hefty, and if you are not down for a hardcover read, find the audio book if you can. 

Keeping Solid and Simple-How To Have a Good Day

Keeping it simple and basic this book is a solid way to help you plan your day for productivity. I found How to Have A Good Day a nice read, most of it is common sense. Organizing a day and getting the things you like least over with, but still repetition is needed sometimes in the development sphere.

Old Ladies on Fire, But It All Melted In The End.(Brooklyn On Fire)

Okay so this is going to be a short review. I tried to start this text with an open mind. However if a mystery can't fire your brain in the next 10 or so pages it is done. And this little book is done. I love the idea behind this. But a second book should have it's world truly established. 
Once the world is built, move the story along. I can tell the writer was in TV writing because the feeling of the dialogue was an attempt to be a sitcom with a mystery component. Not a mystery first. 
The Book in Question

Dear Mister Essay Writer guy-A quick bite review

A solid read, enjoyed for the brevity. While i tended to nod off before bed. It was usually with a chuckle. Something about the fact that cannibalism in the right context can be funny along with the grammar having blues. This is a quick read, light entertainment but some that has the benefit of adding to your knowledge base.