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Book Review
Violence undoes a young couple’s love in Alan Govenar’s wrenching autobiographical novel "Come Round Right". When they meet during their freshman year at Ohio State, Adriana is a revelation to Boston-born Aaron. The daughter of a...
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Centered by radiant parent-child relationships, Sarah Yahm’s exquisite novel "Unfinished Acts of Wild Creation" is about chronic illness and defiant love. Louise and Leon meet at a friend’s Shabbat dinner. She’s just fled sitting...
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A bird who can’t fly learns to do so much more in this quirky picture book about the power of being different. Nelly is left behind when the other birds migrate, but she’s not one to sit and wait; she sails seas, scales mountains,...
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by Mari Carlson
Reviewer Mari Carlson Interviews Ursula Werner, Author of Magda Revealed / We can imagine today’s guest hosting one of those historical dinner parties with an invite list made up of the early Christian Church leaders responsible for...
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by Jeana Jorgensen
“Beauties have been drawn to Beasts for hundreds, if not thousands of years. They’re the ultimate bad boys: alluring but dangerous, as enjoyable and bad for you as all addictive things are.’’ —Natalie Lawrence Of all the roles...
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by Kathy Young
The Harmattan Winds / Sylvain TrudelDonald Winkler, translator / Archipelago Books / Softcover $19.00 (172pp) / 978-1-962770-22-4 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop), Amazon / Sylvian Trudel’s novel The Harmattan Winds is an unusual...
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by Sarah White
Reviewer Sarah White Interviews Jessica Zucker, Author of Normalize It: Upending the Silence, Stigma, and Shame That Shape Women’s Lives / Clinical psychologist and author Dr. Jessica Zucker has a dream: That one day all of us will...
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by Danielle Ballantyne
“It was only when I realized the great joy of Mrs. Nobody and decided to write a wild, playful adventure about the most-fun friend that the narrative really came to life.’’ —Y.S. Lee What do dogs and cats and little boys and...
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