Reading List for July 2021
Now that the last full month of summer is upon us, it is time for me to post the list of titles that I read during July of 2021. Unlike my guess when I posted the Reading List for May 2021, I actually listened to more items than I expected.. Here is what I did manage to listen to. I listened to 13 titles. Of these, ten were new. The reason for this is that most of them, seven of the ten, were Great Courses. Great Courses are broken into 30 or 45 minute chapters, so they can be easily listened to in small chunks. Additionally, I can not listen to one for a few days and it will not be a problem to pick it up again.
Out of all of the items I listened to, I would recommend New Arcadia: Stage One by Eric Jason Martin, particularly if you like '90s video games.
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| Title | Author | First Listen |
|---|---|---|
| The Story of Medieval England: From King Arthur to the Tudor Conquest (Great Courses) | Jennifer Paxton | No |
| New Arcadia: Stage One | Eric Jason Martin | Yes |
| Powerful Women on the Middle Ages (Audible Original/Great Courses) | Dorsey Armstrong | Yes |
| American Monsters (Great Courses) | Adam Jortner | Yes |
| The Life and Times of Prince Albert (Great Courses) | Patrick Allitt | Yes |
| Firebreak | Nicole Kornher-Stace | Yes |
| Medical Mysteries Across History (Great Courses) | Roy Benaroch, MD | Yes |
| 10 Big Questions of the American Civil War (Great Courses) | Caroline Janney | Yes |
| America’s Founding Women (Great Courses) | Cassandra Good | Yes |
| Notorious London (Great Courses) | Paul Deslandes | Yes |
| The Rise and Fall of Dinosaurs | Steve Brusatte | No |
| The Home Front: Life in America During World War II | Paul Deslandes | No |
| Exo-Hunter | Jeremy Robinson | Yes |
| Total | 13 |
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