Do it and do it now.
The National Institute of Health has agreed to give credit to Henrietta Lacks, a poor African American woman who died of cervical cancer in 1951, but not before her cells were taken during a biopsy and used in research.
The resulting research has generated billions of dollars. The Lacks family will get acknowledgement, but no financial compensation.
Dating Jesus 
I might just do that. The book I want isn’t available in Kindle format yet. And word from my reseller isn’t encouraging.
Check your library. It’s really well worth the effort.
I think I can finagle the Kindle. (I need BIG PRINT or I tire too easily.) Price is right, too. I do prefer nonfiction. Especially when the price is right.