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Sidney Morrison’s biographical novel "Frederick Douglass" follows the famed abolitionist from slavery to international stardom. Frederick Douglass dreams of escaping enslavement for years. But after completing the long and dangerous...
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Golden yellow and sherbet pink pair with calming greens in the mystical illustrations of this picture book that reminds us all to enjoy the journey. When Papa Jo tells Charlie that his hourglass reminds him to take his time, she...
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In Molly Ringle’s intoxicating fantasy novel "Ballad for Jasmine Town", humans and fae band together to save their mystical island. In Miryoku, known as Jasmine Town, Rafi feels like two halves of a whole: half human and half fae,...
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by Matt Sutherland
Executive Editor Matt Sutherland Interviews Anne Abel, Author of Mattie, Milo, and Me / In her deeply personal memoir, Mattie, Milo, and Me, Anne Abel explores the importance of loving another being—two-legged or four—and how that...
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by Rachel Jagareski
“The stillness. Ah, the stillness. When there is absolutely no movement in the wind, and you are beyond the hum of motors, it becomes a tangible presence. If you are still and not breathing, you hear the blood pulsing in your...
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by Barbara Hodge
Sheine Lende / A Prequel to Elatsoe / Darcie Little BadgerRovina Cai, illustrator / Levine Querido / Hardcover $19.99 (400pp) / 978-1-64614-379-5 / Buy: Local Bookstore (Bookshop) / In Darcie Little Badger’s compassionate novel...
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by Matt Sutherland
For Immediate Release / April 15, 2024 / Contact: Christopher Nesbit, / christopher@forewordreviews.com / Foreword Reviews is pleased to announce the final speaker lineup for Library Insights Summit (LIS), a day-long, pre-ALA event...
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A Reviewer-Author Interview with Lynne O’Connor, Author of Elk Love / Site unseen, to wrap your brain around the majesty of Montana takes an imagination as big as the Rockies that tower over the state’s river valleys and...
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