Category: Review
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Wild Things: The Joy of Reading Children’s Literature as an Adult
What are the hidden messages in your favorite children’s books? What did CS Lewis really want to convey about Christianity in his Narnia books? How did Charlotte’s Web change the way kid talk about death?
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Fatal Throne: The Wives of Henry VIII Tell All
The wives of Henry VIII tell all in this collection which gives each wife their own voice to talk about their life before Henry, during their courtship, and on their way to their end
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Book of the Month Club: May 2018 Selections
It’s the beginning of the month and time to choose our Book of the Month Club selections for May!
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Royals
Daisy is about to become the sister of the princess of Scotland, but things aren’t all roses and kilts
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Tradition
Things are not all roses at Fullbrook Academy, and jaded senior Jules Devereux knows that. She’s lived it–first hand, and now she’s made friends with the new kid, Jamie Baxter, who is going to have to find out the hard way.
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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child: Broadway Review
After what felt like a million years of waiting, I finally got to see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child on Broadway
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Playing Dead: A Journey Through the World of Death Fraud
Elizabeth Greenwood had a lot of student loan debt and started to wonder, could she just fake her death and escape it all?
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The Oracle Year
108 predictions come to Will Dando in a dream, but what he does with them will change the world forever.
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You Think It, I’ll Say It
The best-selling author of Prep and Eligible is back with her first short story collection, and it’s filled with eclectic relationships galore
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All-American Murder
James Patterson returns with a narrative journalistic account of the rise and fall of Aaron Hernandez. The Patriot’s tight-end seemed to have it all until he was arrested for the murder of his friend, Odin Lloyd, and his life began to fall apart. By the end of the line, he had been convicted of one…
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Unraveled
Kate Jarvik Birch’s Perfected trilogy comes to an explosive end in the final installment, Unraveled, out now.
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Unraveling Oliver
When Oliver Ryan hits his wife Alice so hard that it leaves her unconscious on their kitchen floor, everyone is shocked.
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