June Harman Betts was invited to speak at a book club in Newark, Ohio. The members provided positive reviews of her book, Father Was A Caveman. Some of their comments are posted below.
Comments from Newark, Ohio book club members:
"This book was a delight to read, homespun and real, a story that reminds us of the importance of family, family ties, and where we come from." Susan Holman
"June Betts' Father Was A Caveman is a compelling story of family and the timelessness of familiar relations. I couldn't put it down." Mary Ann Hungerford
"Father Was A Caveman is a wondeful book. The history added so much to make it super interesting. I especially enjoyed how the importance of family was emphasized." Doris Counts
"I enjoyed reading this book about the area I live in. It was fun to travel through time and history with this family." Judy Googins
"A wondeful trip down memory lane, enjoying this family through their highs and lows, their lives and loves and losses." Karen Klotz
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