Although I WISH I could GenTravel continuously, sometimes I have to stay home and do other things. Actually that’s fine. I have tons of hobbies to keep me busy – probably too many. Besides genealogy I love to ride my bike, play racquetball, do a bit of crafting, take and edit photographs, play the piano, blog and especially READ!
I just finished reading Brady Heineman’s book Whispers in the Branches. It had a heavy genealogy theme which is why I picked it up in the first place. If any of you have read this book, you’ll understand why I had to smile when I read The Hungry Genealogist’s blog today! It’s because the main character of the book GenTravels to Georgia – to the town where her father’s family has lived for generations and there are a few humorous references to sweet tea. I guess it’s a Southern ‘thing’.
I always enjoy books with a genealogy aspect. PLEASE, please, please send any such book recommendations my way!!! And when I read any, I’ll try to remember to blog about them. It’s one way I like to GenTravel (by proxy of an imaginary fictional character) to different parts of the world. If the book prepares me for real-life travel to that location – even better!
Have you read my book Pacific Street? It’s based on my genealogy research, but novelized. You can find it on Amazon. 🙂
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Ohh! Thank you for letting me know! I’m sure I’ll love it! Is it on kindle?…Nevermind, I’m going to Amazon right now to find out. :o)
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Thank you! Let me know if you can’t find it, and also let me know what you think!
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