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by Lo
Editor, Dandelion Salad
October 12, 2019
Had a very unplanned trip to the computer shop and unfortunately it took 2 weeks. I apologize for disappearing so abruptly.
During that time of being disconnected to the outside world as I have no radio or TV, I read or re-read many books. All I highly recommend. Links below go to book reviews and/or where you may purchase the books.
For all the books I have a one-word review: EXCITING!
The Roots of Resistance by Rivera Sun
The Way Between by Rivera Sun
The Lost Heir by Rivera Sun
Billionaire Buddha by Rivera Sun
The Lone Gladio by Sibel Edmonds
Kim Stanley Robinson’s Mars Trilogy: Red Mars, Green Mars, Blue Mars (I’m almost finished with Green Mars now)
From the archives:
Dandelions and Plunder Monkeys by System Humanity
Rivera Sun’s The Roots of Resistance, reviewed by Guadamour
Rivera Sun’s The Dandelion Insurrection reviewed by Guadamour
The Rich Are Only Rich If We Let Them Be by Dariel Garner
Secret Guilt, Secret Wealth by Dariel Garner
Wealth Belongs To All Of Us – Not Just To The Rich by Dariel Garner
We Are So Poor Because They Are So Rich by Dariel Garner
Sibel Edmonds on NATO, Terrorism, 9/11 and Drug Running (Part 1)
Sibel Edmonds on Gladio B, Protected Terrorists and Stifled Investigations (Parts 2-5)
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well , nice to read books !!! i love it . sounds like you read some good ones by the titles and writers .
Thanks, Rocket.
Hi. Wondered where you were. 😊
Hi Jane, thanks for noticing the absence. It wasn’t my intention to disappear for so long.
Well, welcome back. 😊
Cheers, Jane.
MISSED YOU SO MUCH – GLAD DANDELION SALAD IS BACK!
Thanks, Amy! Glad to be back posting again. Cheers!
Wow! That’s a lot of reading, Lo.
The books were all page-turners! So very exciting, so I read constantly.
If anyone enjoys the blog posts here on Dandelion Salad, any of these books would be wonderful additions to your continuing search for knowledge. Some of the themes: Love, civil disobedience, labor rights and strikes, geopolitics, imperialism, police state, anti-capitalism, economics, inequality, resistance and revolution! The Mars Trilogy goes into just about every topic of Science imaginable, plus psychology, sociology, economics, rebellion and more.
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