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What does it mean to be alive? To live? To have lived? When Addie is faced with a marriage she …

Part love story, part ode to literature, part ode to LIBRARIANS, this historical fiction set in the Great Depression is …

Goats and Sheep

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my take: This is a quiet novel that runs deep. Agnes, the cleaner, appears to be a blank slate upon …

my take: In this is a modern re-telling of the Biblical book, Tarshish and Ninevah are replaced with New York …

my take: An interesting blend of literature and World War II. The main character Doriggo loves to read and always …

my take: Every year at Book Chicks book club we read a biography or autobiography. And every year we’re all …

my take: I finished this at 1:15 a.m. At about midnight I realized I was a goner – needed to …

my take: This is a quick and excellent read … although it’s about WAR so it’s not entirely easy. It’s …

my take: Apparently, William Kent Krueger writes mysteries … and this novel is a venture off his usual style … …

my take: A classic boy loves the wrong girl for waaaaaay too long story. And much more. Both main characters …

my take: I can’t contain myself: this book is fabulous. Could end the review right here. Seriously. First of all, …

my take: Several years ago I listened to The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn on tape in my van (yes, that’s …

my take: I loved the voice of the narrator in this coming-of-age story. Joe looks back on a pivotal moment …

my take: Really, the family in this book has the corner on the DYSFUNCTION market. It’s being made into a …

my take: This was great to read after reading The Paris Wife … if we hadn’t read that last year, …

my take: I’m always, always, always glad to have read a biography once it’s done (and I’m almost always, always, …

my take: I’d heard mixed reviews for this book … some loved it, some hated it, some seemed overwhelmed by …