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Terracolina – A Place to Belong by Carla Kessler illustrated by Richard Kessler (Book Review #1715)
“Terracolina – A Place to Belong” by Carla Kessler, with illustrations by Richard Kessler, is a captivating and imaginative tale that resonates deeply with the young and young at heart. This enchanting story follows the journey of twelve-year-old Thomas, who, on his birthday, embarks… Continue Reading “Terracolina – A Place to Belong by Carla Kessler illustrated by Richard Kessler (Book Review #1715)”
The Flaws in Our Prayers by Magdalena Stanhoff (Book Review #1712)
“The Flaws in Our Prayers” by Magdalena Stanhoff is a rich tapestry of intersecting lives and narratives, weaving together a story that is as complex as it is captivating. The novel traverses the lives of characters from diverse backgrounds, each struggling with their own… Continue Reading “The Flaws in Our Prayers by Magdalena Stanhoff (Book Review #1712)”
Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII heartbreak and forbidden love by Diane Scott Lewis (Book Review #1711)
“Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII Heartbreak and Forbidden Love” by Diane Scott Lewis is a poignant and compelling historical fiction novel that explores the complexities of love, loyalty, and survival during the tumultuous times of World War II. The story of Norah Cooper,… Continue Reading “Outcast Artist in Bretagne – WWII heartbreak and forbidden love by Diane Scott Lewis (Book Review #1711)”
Blessed Hands: Stories by Frume Halpern; translated by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub (Book Review #1708)
“Blessed Hands: Stories” by Frume Halpern, translated by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub, is a soul-stirring collection of short stories that delve into the complexities of human experience. Each story in this compilation, originally written in Yiddish, explores themes of healing, spirituality, family, and resilience in… Continue Reading “Blessed Hands: Stories by Frume Halpern; translated by Yermiyahu Ahron Taub (Book Review #1708)”
DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence by Don Sedei (Book Review #1707)
“DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence” by Don Sedei is a riveting fiction thriller that masterfully intertwines two starkly contrasting worlds – the ancestral traditions of the Comanche Tribe and the cutthroat code of the Sicilian Mafia. The novel introduces readers to Kachada, a… Continue Reading “DAYONE: Birth is a Death Sentence by Don Sedei (Book Review #1707)”
Mary Not Broken by Deborah L. King (Book Review #1705)
“Mary Not Broken” by Debora L. King is a gripping and emotionally charged novel that delves into the life of a woman facing incredible adversity. Set in the backdrop of 1935 Mississippi, the story follows Mary, a young woman whose life takes numerous tragic… Continue Reading “Mary Not Broken by Deborah L. King (Book Review #1705)”
Lelya Dorche and the Coney Island Cure by David Rothman (Book Review #1704)
“Leyla Dorche and the Coney Island Cure” by David Rothman is a gripping drama that delves into the heart of a father’s desperation and the chaos of the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic in New York City. The novel follows Andrew Gruber, the… Continue Reading “Lelya Dorche and the Coney Island Cure by David Rothman (Book Review #1704)”
Vashti’s Daughter by Raven West (Book Review #1700)
“Vashti’s Daughter” by Raven West is an intricate and captivating novel that weaves historical elements with a modern-day narrative, creating a mesmerizing story that challenges traditional perceptions and explores the power of legacy and truth.
The Saintly Imp by Zwahk Muchoney (Book Review #1699)
“The Saintly Imp” by Zwahk Muchoney is a fascinating and unconventional tale that blends elements of fantasy, religion, and historical fiction into a unique and compelling narrative. The story centers around Jarilhil, a diminutive demon from Hell, who seeks respite from his torment by… Continue Reading “The Saintly Imp by Zwahk Muchoney (Book Review #1699)”
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