jabb5076 
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That's it! A great series for all ages, with continually developing characters, solid world-building, and very interesting plots.
Reply #361. Sep 19 12, 8:33 PM
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jabb5076
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Now it's your turn.
Reply #362. Sep 19 12, 8:34 PM
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Aussiedrongo
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Okey-dokey, I'm thinking of a non-fiction work.
Reply #363. Sep 19 12, 9:51 PM
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jabb5076
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20th century?
Reply #364. Sep 20 12, 4:22 AM
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Aussiedrongo
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Yes, 20th. century is correct.
Reply #365. Sep 20 12, 6:02 AM
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trojan11
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Science?
Reply #366. Sep 20 12, 6:30 AM
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paulmallon
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Is it a biography or autobiography?
Reply #367. Sep 20 12, 7:31 AM
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Aussiedrongo
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Neither science, biography or autobiography.
Reply #368. Sep 20 12, 8:14 AM
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jabb5076
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Is it some type of history?
Reply #369. Sep 20 12, 8:21 AM
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Aussiedrongo
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Yes, it is historical.
Reply #370. Sep 20 12, 8:38 AM
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Upstart3
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"The Fatal Shore"?
Reply #371. Sep 20 12, 8:59 AM
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jabb5076
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Is it U.S. or U.K. Specific history?
Reply #372. Sep 20 12, 9:21 AM
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Aussiedrongo
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Upstart has guessed correctly, it is 'The Fatal Shore' by Robert Hughes which details the transportation of convicts to the penal colonies of Australia and in my opinion should be compulsory reading for all high school students here. The recently deceased Hughes was also the art critic for 'TIME' magazine.
Reply #373. Sep 20 12, 9:45 AM
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Upstart3
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Aussiedrongo, it is a brilliant book and I must re-read it - - very good choice.
My book is a 1960s novel.
Reply #374. Sep 20 12, 10:11 AM
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| adams627
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Was the novel written by an American author?
Reply #375. Sep 20 12, 10:49 AM
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salami_swami
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To Kill a Mockingbird?
Was the author female?
Reply #376. Sep 20 12, 11:15 AM
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Upstart3
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American author, male.
Reply #377. Sep 20 12, 11:16 AM
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jabb5076
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Is the author still living?
Reply #378. Sep 20 12, 11:48 AM
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Upstart3
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No - he's no longer with us.
Reply #379. Sep 20 12, 1:14 PM
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jabb5076
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Is the book a mystery or thriller?
Reply #380. Sep 20 12, 1:37 PM
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