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Born Free

"Born Free" is a popular song with music by John Barry, and lyrics by Don Black.^[1] It was written for the 1966 film of the same name and won an Academy Award for Best Original Song.^[1]
The Great Andy Williams sings Born Free:

The Movie:

Released in 1969

Joy Adamson and her husband, Kenya game warden George Adamson, raise Elsa, a lion cub. When Elsa approaches maturity, Joy determines she must re-educate Elsa to living in the wild so that the lioness can return to a free life.

Born Free

the song:

"Born Free" is a popular song with music by John Barry, and lyrics by Don Black.^[1] It was written for the 1966 film of the same name and won an Academy Award for Best Original Song.^[1]

Today is also the Prah & Constantine Review. This month we're introducing a new member to our Review Team:
Empi Baryeh. ***Welcome Empi***
**Now we offer 3 Book Reviews**

This month we read:

Lady Honor's Debt (the Baxendale Sisters) 

by 

Maggie Anderson

Freedom. That’s all Lady Honor Baxendale wants—for her sisters and for herself. Honor has a bold plan to become financially independent, using a skill she learned at her father’s knee. She seeks the help of a solicitor and is pleased with her choice…as long as she can resist the solicitor himself.
Lord Edward Winborne has been happy to come to the aid of his four sisters in the past. But when a neighbor’s daughter, Lady Honor Baxendale, requests his help for a dangerous scheme she has in mind, he feels it his duty to dissuade her. When that fails, he wants to protect her, and then somehow finds he wants to do more. Much more.
AMAZON LINK:http://www.amazon.com/Lady-Honors-Debt-Baxendale-Sisters-ebook/dp/B00QQ623XY/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1426772233&sr=1-1&keywords=lady+honor%27s+debt

Cathrina's Review:

I should read historical romance more often. I love it. The author Maggie Anderson pens a historical romance like a true expert. I was brought back to the 1800's with ease and clarity. Ms. Anderson paints a vivid picture and places the reader in that time period.
Lady Honor's Debt is a sweet novella of a woman, Lady Honor trying to help her family claim money from an unscrupulous gambler who swindled her deceased father. If you've read the blurb, then you know Lady Honor employs the help of the handsome Lord Edward. The attraction is instant although, neither Lady Honor nor Lord Edward are looking for a relationship.
The tale spins with sweetness and honor and totally sizzles by the time the reader turns the last page. 
If you enjoy Historical Romance, I definitely recommend Lady Honor's Debt!

**Now hop over to Nana Prah and Empi Baryeh's to read their reviews***