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Category Archives: Review
Audiobook Review: The Fifth Assassin by Brad Meltzer
Listening Length: 14 hours and 3 minutes Version: Unabridged Publisher: Hachette Audio Release Date: January 15, 2013 Source:Personal copy Throughout our country’s history, there have been over two dozen Presidential assassination attempts; only four have been successful. Now, an killer is attempting … Continue reading
Frightful Friday: Evil in All Its Disguises by Hilary Davidson
Frightful Friday is a weekly meme in which I feature a particularly scary or chilling book that I’ve read that week. This week’s featured title is Evil in All Its Disguises by Hilary Davidson: Hardcover: 352 pages Publisher: Forge Books; … Continue reading
Posted in Forge Books, Frightful Friday, Review, Thriller
Tagged Acapulco, travel journalism
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Review: Dark Tide by Elizabeth Haynes
Paperback: 400 pages Publisher: Harper Paperbacks (March 12, 2013) ISBN-10: 0062197339 Source: Publisher Genevieve is following her dream of leaving the hectic London life, buying a houseboat to fix up and live on for the next year. She invites old friends from London as … Continue reading
Posted in Harper Books, Mystery/Suspense, Review, Thriller
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Tales of a (Formerly) Reluctant Reader: The Fellowship for Alien Detection by Kevin Emerson
Tales of a (formerly) Reluctant Reader is a feature in which my thirteen year old son, John (a formerly reluctant reader) shares this thoughts on books geared toward reluctant readers. The review below is entirely his own with no alterations … Continue reading
Guest Review: Surfing with Turtles: Bindi Wildlife Adventures by Bindi Irwin
Reading level: Ages 7 and up Paperback: 112 pages Publisher: Sourcebooks Jabberwocky (March 5, 2013) ISBN-10: 1402280947 Source: Publisher Bindi Irwin is the thirteen-year-old daughter of wildlife conservationists Steve and Terri Irwin. Although her father passed away a few years … Continue reading
Posted in Jabberwocky, Kid-lit, Kid-Lit/Middle Grade, Review, Sourcebooks
Tagged Bindi Irwin, sea turtles, wildlife conservation
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Review: The Secret of Nightingale Palace by Dana Sachs
Paperback: 368 pages Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks; Original edition (February 19, 2013) ISBN-10: 0062201034 Source: Publisher Anna is shocked when she receives a phone call from her grandmother, Goldie. The two haven’t seen each other in five years after Goldie … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Fiction, Review, William Morrow, Women's Fiction
Tagged 1940s, cancer, Japanese internment, Jewish immigrants
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Review: The Missing Rose by Serdar Ozkan
Paperback: 224 pages Publisher: Tarcher; Reprint edition (December 27, 2012) ISBN-10: 0399162305 Source: Publisher When Diana’s mother dies, a letter she wrote on her deathbed reveals a life-altering secret: Diana’s father, thought dead, is actually alive. Additionally, she has a … Continue reading
Review: The Lion Is in by Delia Ephron
Paperback: 304 pages Publisher: Plume; Reprint edition (January 29, 2013) ISBN-10: 0452298938 Source: Publisher Three women are on the run. Tracee is a kleptomaniac, running from a life spiraling out of control. Her best friend, Lana, is alcoholic who just … Continue reading
Posted in Humor, Plume, Review, Women's Fiction
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Review: A Future Arrived by Phillip Rock
Paperback: 480 pages Publisher: William Morrow Paperbacks; Reprint edition (February 5, 2013) ISBN-10: 0062229354 Source: Publisher The final installment of the Passing Bells trilogy begins in the 1930s, the Jazz era ending and a period of uncertainty as the younger … Continue reading
Posted in Historical Fiction, Review, William Morrow
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Review: Calling Me Home by Julie Kibler
Hardcover: 336 pages Publisher: St. Martin’s Press (February 12, 2013) ISBN-10: 1250014522 Source: Publisher Isabelle McAllister is a feisty eighty-nine year old woman. Over the years, she’s formed quite a friendship with her hairdresser, Dorrie Curtis, a single-black woman in her thirties. She’s followed Dorrie around as … Continue reading
Posted in Review, SheReads Book Club, St. Martin's Press
Tagged 1930s, friendship, interracial marriage, racism
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