Book Reviews
Book Review: One-Eyed Cat—What Life Is Made Of
I recently read Crime and Punishment for the second time. It fit my needs and filled my soul so well
Read MoreBook Review: Crime and Punishment–You Have to Be Ready For It
There are three different times in your life when you might read a classic. It might be early in your
Read MorePermanent Rose – A Fierce Friend
Many years ago I read Saffy’s Angel, the first in the Casson Family series. In a review of that book
Read MoreBook Review: The Schwa Was Here–Or Was He?
I’ve read many books that were created around a killer idea that fell flat because the author was unable to
Read MoreBook Review: Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society—Like Taking a Warm Bath
I was surprised when I found that I was reading a comfort book. The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Pie
Read MoreAll the Crooked Saints—the Perfect Blind Date
I came into All the Crooked Saints completely ignorant. I had never heard of the book, or of the author,
Read MoreBook Review: Feathers—To Speak Without Words
I could tell you what Feathers by Jaqueline Woodson is about, or maybe I couldn’t. If I could tell you
Read MoreBook Review: A Corner of the Universe–A Special Kind of Person
A Corner of the Universe, by Ann M. Martin, is another proof of my position that fine “juvenile” or “young
Read MoreBook Review: Up a Road Slowly–A Memorable Walk With a Friend
Up a Road Slowly is for a particular kind of reader. It’s for someone who sees, or is looking for,
Read MoreBook Review: Anna and the Swallow Man–A Missed Opportunity for Something Beautiful
I was so excited when I started reading Anna and the Swallow Man by Gavriel Savit. I found a book
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