MARCH'S BOOKS

These are the books I read in March. Some pretty good nonfiction, some poetry (which I don't usually read), and a really bad romance. Tara Taylor Quinn's "Merry Christmas, Babies" is the story of a beautiful, successful businesswoman who is artificially inseminated and becomes pregnant with quadruplets. Unbelievable as this may be, the most off-putting part of the book is when she has hot, wild sex well-along in her pregnancy with her business partner--up til this point they had not been romantically involved. What WAS the author thinking?

Tisserand, Michael. Sugarcane Academy: how a New Orleans teacher and his storm-struck students created a school to remember
Percy, Benjamin. Refresh, refresh: stories
Campbell, James. Ghost Mountain boys: their epic march and the terrifying battle for New Guinea, the forgotten war of the South Pacific
Jones, Jeffrey. Unaffordable nation: searching for a decent life in America
Olds, Bruce. Moments lost: a Midwest pilgrim’s progress
Holmes, Hannah. Suburban safari: a year on the lawn
Hinkes, Enid. Police cat
Horwitt, Sanford. Feingold: a new Democratic party
Quinn, Tara Taylor. Merry Christmas babies
Eugster, Sandra. Notes from Nethers: growing up in a sixties commune
Jacobson, Douglas. Night of flames: a novel of World War II
Shy, Shoshauna. What the postcard didn’t say
Lurie, Nancy. Mountain Wolf Woman, sister of Crashing Thunder, the autobiography of a Winnebago woman
Cusac, Anne Marie. Silkie: poetry
Potos, Andrea. Yaya’s cloth: poemsErskine, Kathryn. Quaking