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Book Review

Gifts from the Enemy

by Aimee Jodoin

Based on the experiences of Holocaust survivor Alter Wiener, "Gifts from the Enemy" tells of the Jewish teenager who receives a remarkable gift from a German woman that not only comforts him but saves his life. Contemplative, gentle, and... Read More

Book Review

Jam Today Too

by Matt Sutherland

If you’re looking for a good reason why Tod Davies is an acclaimed cookbook author, look no further than page 60 of "Jam Today Too", her latest book, where, in her typical style, she explains what she did with the day old hunk of... Read More

Book Review

Shrink Thyself

by Gary Presley

This full-on satire gives voice to wry observations about baby boomer life, nicely linking theme to character. In "Shrink Thyself", a character study masquerading as black humor, author Bill Scheft tosses enough troubles in Charlie... Read More

Book Review

Dukkha Unloaded

by Jason Henninger

"Dukkha Unloaded" is a gripping martial-arts, detective story about fighting enemies inside and out. Despite the Hollywood stereotype of trigger-happy cops, the truth is most men and women in law enforcement seldom draw a gun and even... Read More

Book Review

The Mother Court

by John Senger

History and critique converge in a thorough analysis of this New York court. The Mother Court: Tales of Cases That Mattered in America’s Greatest Trial Court, by James D. Zirin, is a well written and adeptly researched overview of the... Read More

Book Review

Grass, Soil, Hope

by Kristen Rabe

Optimism about scientific observations and what people can do to improve the environment makes this book inspiring. In Grass, Soil, Hope: A Journey through Carbon Country, Courtney White provides a compelling and practical account of how... Read More

Book Review

The Leopard

by J. G. Stinson

Ancient and medieval history inform the setting and characters of this intelligently constructed world. K. V. Johansen’s "The Leopard" combines familiar fantasy elements in unique fashion to create an involving and deftly written novel... Read More

Book Review

The Crack

by Anna Call

Intimate settings and deep character development break down the internal rationalizations that allowed the apartheid to last. A literary study of domestic South Africa, "The Crack" mirrors the wider political situation of the Soweto... Read More

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