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Book Review: Wonderbook (Guide to Creating Imaginative Fiction)
This book is a total delight; take this thick, detailed work slowly and treasure and contemplate every morsel.
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Book Review: Schooled
It was a quite scathing expose– in novel form –of the world of the elite New York City private...
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Book Review: The Burgess Boys
I give it four stars as well; I am glad I read it, even though it is not really...
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Book Review: Where’d You Go, Bernadette?
Unexpectedly, I really enjoyed this fun, light book, and give this romping novel four stars.
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Book Review: Harvest of Rubies
I loved this book and give it five stars; I am eager to read the sequel (titled Harvest of...
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Life with my Teen (& Book Review)
Our youngest daughter is deep in her 11th grade year, when a lot of kids feel an enormous amount...
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Mollie Katzen’s New Cookbook
When I became a vegetarian 35 years ago, there weren’t many cookbooks relevant to me, which is why Mollie...
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Book Review: Hundertwasser for Kids
When I became interested in Hundertwasser, I interlibrary loaned the couple books available on him. One of them was...
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Book Review: Brewster
I read this book mostly because my friend at Byrd’s Books (one of my favorite independent bookstores) was having...
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Book Review: Longbourn
I enjoyed this new retelling of Pride and Prejudice from the servants point of view, with their own drama...
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Book Review: The Signature of All Things
I enjoyed this long, detailed new novel by the author of the famous bestselling memoir, Eat, Pray, Love. Two-thirds...
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Book Review: The Circle
I give this novel five stars. It is a modern cautionary tale in vein with Orwell’s 1984. Unfortunately, it...