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Small Wonder

by Jennifer Maveety

In Ross Montgomery’s touching novel "Small Wonder", brothers hide from danger and uncover family secrets. Tick and Leaf lead an idyllic life in their late grandfather’s cabin—until the malevolent Drene arrive on Ellia’s shores to... Read More

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Ada Holloway's Had Enough

by Jennifer Maveety

A determined girl comes of age against a backdrop of family struggles and book bans in the encouraging novel Ada Holloway’s Had Enough. In Randi Smith’s touching coming-of-age novel Ada Holloway’s Had Enough, a girl makes a daring... Read More

Book Review

Bend, Don't Break

by Jennifer Maveety

Treating adaptability as an essential self-improvement tool at work and at home, Bend, Don’t Break is an encouraging self-help guide. Matt A. West’s piquing self-help book Bend, Don’t Break suggests that adaptability is the key to... Read More

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The Second World

by Jennifer Maveety

On Mars, the fight for independence grows in the satirical science fiction novel "The Second World", which focuses on an unlikely hero who’s not used to winning. Jake Korell’s amusing science fiction novel "The Second World" is a... Read More

Book Review

Filaments

by Jennifer Maveety

"Filaments" is an evocative feminist horror novel about family secrets and coming into one’s own despite prejudice. In KZK’s engrossing horror novel "Filaments", a woman returns to her hometown to help her sick mother and uncovers a... Read More

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