Dave Cullen

Literate Housewife’s Best of 2010

It’s always hard to believe, but we’re almost to the end of another year. I already wrote about how this year was the year that audiobooks made themselves known fully in my life. At the time I thought that post was going to be my only year-end post. Ultimately I decided I couldn’t let 2010 [...]

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Columbine Resources

4 Nov By Jennifer 9 Comments

After my posts last week about Columbine by Dave Cullen, the author stopped by and left some wonderful comments. In them, he included a link to the book’s video as well as to an interview by Sue Klebold. I was thrilled with the extra information. I sent Dave an email asking if he had other [...]

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#285 ~ Columbine

28 Oct By Jennifer 15 Comments

Columbine by Dave Cullen Published by: Grand Central Publishing Published on: April 2009 Page Count: 443 Genre: non-fiction My Reading Format: audiobook rented from my local public library Available Formats: Hardcover, paperback, eBook, audiobook My Review As did most Americans, I followed the events of the Columbine massacre intently. I was shocked that anything on [...]

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Thoughts on My Reading ~ Columbine

27 Oct By Jennifer 9 Comments

Author’s Note: I wrote this quite a while ago when I was reading Columbine by Dave Cullen. I was very passionate about this entire book, but the Klebold family really took a hold of me. I am not sure exactly why I didn’t publish it at the time. Things got haywire toward the end of [...]