(Now that I've slightly startled you all with that, let's get down to business)
Although I must make point that two of the books are only on the list because of the author, (Take the Cannoli, The Partly Cloudy Patriot- Sarah Vowell) and the another one is a biography of sorts(?) by Amanda Palmer who is one of my favorite music artists and the wife of Neil Gaiman. The last two fall into the same category as The Invention of Murder because I like murder history and forensics. The Poisoners Handbook: Murder and the Birth of Forensic Medicine in Jazz Age New York seems like it will be an interesting read and there is actually a documentary on it, so that will be quite un to watch afterwards as well. The last and final one is of the also very long title (why do they all have such long titles anyway it's not like they have to compensate for something their books they'll be interesting regardless-) of Victorian Murderesses: A True History of Thirteen Respectable French and English Women Accused of Unspeakable Crimes.
So those will be the books I plan to read this grade. A lot of history and murder. I guess the moods will match my spooky background.
Emily,
ReplyDeleteFirst of all, I love the whole theme of your blog. What has gotten you into murder history? Great job.
I'm kind of interested in Forensics and cop shows, and old murder history really sort of shows how it became a thing in pop culture so i interests me.
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