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Hartselle Enquirer

Books of the Week May 18 – 22

Reviewer: Patricia Poe 

Title: “I’m Your Huckleberry  

Author: Val Kilmer 

 

Val Kilmer has played iconic roles in his lifetime. In the story of his life, he includes an update on his health after having throat cancer. He shares his history with women, his love of poetry and his spiritual side. Who is Val Kilmer really?  

Which character he has portrayed is your favorite?  

I enjoyed this book because of his honesty and his sense of humor. When we open our doors again, I hope you will check out this unusual memoir. 

TitleWho Is Temple Grandin?” 

Author: Patricia Brenna Demuth 

Interest level: Ages 8-12 

This is another book in the popular “Who is/Who was” series. This book introduces readers to Temple Grandin, one of the most well-known and successful adults diagnosed witautism.   

Although Ms. Grandin was not diagnosed until she was in her 40s, she knew from an early age she was different. The author, Patricia Brenna Demuth, describes Ms. Grandin’s hypersensitivity to her environment, her confusion in trying to understand the behavior of others and the ridicule, teasing and bullying of students at school.   

Ms. Demuth also describes Ms. Grandin’s triumph at learning to cope and turning her insights and unique perspective into a career that revolutionized the American meatpacking industry. Ms. Grandin developed and spearheaded the drive for humane treatment of cattle before their processing.   

This is an excellent biography of an amazing woman.   

If you would like to check this book or others out while we are still closed due to COVID-19, please call William Bradford Huie Library of Hartselle at 256-773-9880 for information regarding curbside pick-up. 

Happy Reading! 

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