#ThrowbackThursday. December 2011 Part 5

I've been doing Throwback Thursdays for a while but I noticed that I wrote a lot of reviews in a short time when I first started. One of my blogger friends always posts the reviews of one month but that would be too much. So, these are my reviews from the fifth part of December 2011.

Brown, Rita Mae - The Hunsenmeir Trilogy - 1987-99
A story about two elderly ladies, the Hunsenmeir sisters, and the Lesbian daughter of one of them.

Ingalls Wilder, Laura "Little House Books" 1932-1971
Laura's father was a pioneer, so she and her sisters moved around North America from one unsettled piece of land to the next. 

Kneale, Matthew "English Passengers" - 2000
Sailors from the Isle of Man wanted to smuggle a little alcohol but end up in Tasmania. This story tells about the effect they had on the people living there already, the native Australians.

Osorio, Elsa "My Name is Light" (Spanish: A veinte años, Luz) - 1998
A highly interesting novel about something that didn't happen that long ago, yet is not so widely published. 
Luz wants to find her father, Carlos, one of the many political activists in Argentina who literally 'disappeared'

Wilde, Oscar "The Importance of Being Earnest" - 1895
A wonderful, humorous play. A hilarious satire. 

Read my original reviews, for the links click on the titles.