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Recent arrivals: Never Satisfied: The Story of the Stonecutter as told by Dave Horowitz - from Nancy Paulsen Books for review The T...

Inspector Izzy must approve of the books before they're photographed. They passed. ©2018 Nancy Horner. All rights reserved. If you ...

It's been a few weeks since I read Wed Wabbit and I remember it well but I'm going to default to the cover blurb before going on...

First things first. I've already read Born a Crime and reviewed it, once. So, here's my 2016 review of Born a Crime . This time,...

The Space Between Us by Thrity Umrigar is a book that I reread to familiarize myself with the story before moving on to The Secrets Betw...

Recent arrivals: The War That Saved My Life by Kimberly Brubaker Bradley (purchased) D-Day: The World War II Invasion That Changed ...

I took this picture of Isabel on a day when I was in a terrible mood. I was cleaning house, doing laundry, tidying corners. Wherever I sat d...

Pencils sharpened in their case. Bells are ringing, let's make haste. School's beginning, dreams to chase. All are welcom...

January: 1.  Saving Tarboo Creek - Scott Freeman and Susan Leopold Freeman 2.  Forty Autumns - Nina Willner 3.  The Bones of Grace -...

Brace yourself for something rare. I finished a book I confess I should have abandoned. That doesn't happen often! Bring Me Back i...

Recent arrivals: Island of Sweet Pies and Soldiers by Sara Ackerman (purchased) Only one arrival, this week. I'm on a strict...

First an explanation of this tour: The WhoHQ Blog Tour is a review of the books in a children's biography series, now with a compani...

Fiona Friday has been moved to today because I have a book tour, tomorrow. Here she is, in a lovable mood, getting neck rubbings. ©2018...

Caleb Stoltz is Amish. Although he once lived in the English world, he was called back when tragedy struck, his world rocked. Before hi...

The Lost Family is the story of Peter Rashkin, a man who survived Auschwitz but lost his entire family, with the exception of a cousin ...

Happy Monday! I've got two stacks of arrivals, this week, thanks to our trip to Tulsa just before the 4th of July. I took a bag of books...

This was one of those days that I couldn't get away with watching video clips. See how there are two images of Seth Meyers? That's b...

June reads (with links to reviews, where applicable): 62. Don Quixote by Miguel de Cervantes - The story of a mad but genteel Spaniar...