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15. I read it probably in 1982.

Sat Jun 20, 2020, 11:42 AM

Jun 2020

And I’m not sure if I’ve seen it since, I think the title was Kent State:What Happened and Why.

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For James Michener fans - What is your favorite Michener book? [View all] RamblingRose Jun 2020 OP

I liked Hawaii and Alaska.. luvs2sing Jun 2020 #1

I read it probably in 1982. luvs2sing Jun 2020 #15

That is the correct title - I have it in paperback. Number9Dream Jul 2020 #26

The Source Polly Hennessey Jun 2020 #3

+1. Tel Makor comes to life and reveals its tales through the eras. John1956PA Jun 2020 #14

+2 My mother handed it to me and said "Read this" yellowdogintexas Jun 2020 #22

Tales Of The South Pacific Is Not Too Bad, Ma'am The Magistrate Jun 2020 #5

I love that book. bif Jun 2020 #25

Centennial. I also really enjoyed the Covenant and read it twice. vsrazdem Jun 2020 #6

He's good, but he writes by the pound The Blue Flower Jun 2020 #7

I liked The Drifters. I've read all of them and am re-reading livetohike Jun 2020 #8

Chesapeake Dave in VA Jun 2020 #9

Centennial. (Read it twice.) Fires of Spring. blm Jun 2020 #10

treat The Source as a series of novellas, strung together by a common thread yellowdogintexas Jun 2020 #24

So hard to choose. Ferryboat Jun 2020 #13

we read Iberia before we went to Spain and when we arrived at a new place yellowdogintexas Jun 2020 #23

Hawaii, and The Source northoftheborder Jun 2020 #16

I love his books. lark Jun 2020 #17

Centennial, hands down. CrispyQ Jun 2020 #21

I enjoyed Hawaii... but rather depressing. Number9Dream Jul 2020 #27