very disturbing!!

epilepsy, swimming team, coming of age, and trying to find your place in this world amongst health challenges, and the stigma of disability, this book was a recipe for success and I’m very happy to say I enjoyed it quite a bit! The discussion of where disabled athletes exist in the realm of competition is something that I have always had in the back of my mind. Well, I’ve been a competitive swimmer, and this book provided amazing firsthand experience with what it feels like and what it looks like to do as much as you can and still succeed along with your disability. Like · flag

Book #3 in the series by Elizabeth Peters. Informative and entertaining. A great combination of archeology and mystery, set in Egypt, with lots of humor thrown in.

I liked it because EVERTHING!

Cried through most of it. A bit of an odd turn with one of the characters, but a great read if you can get around that point. I love how it twisted through the ending.

It was great, but it was not my favorite/not my type of book.

When Jefferson became President, the nation was in debt. To bring the nation into power, he send the Navy to regain the sea.

EVERTHIG................................................................................................................!

very mysterious and such a great story

I loved everything about it!