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my take: I don’t always love/like short stories. They’re so … brief? Just as I get emotionally attached to characters …

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

my take: The upbeat cover of this book is deceptive … it is a colorful but oh-so-woe-full tale behind this …

my take: Every so often while reading I had to look back to the publishing date to double check that …

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

my take: This slim book was a great surprise. I saw it on my cousin Betsy’s TO READ pile and …

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

my take: When I surveyed the Festival of Faith and Writing authors and books to read in preparation, I saw …

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: This is a necessary book…perhaps not today, not right now, but questions and situations will arise in life …

my take: I love everything Elizabeth Strout has written. I pre-ordered this on Amazon and just bided my time. Worth …

my take: What’s not to love about a self-depricating woman? Jana Riess says in the preface, “I am going to …

my take: Anne Lamott is my soul-sister twin born from another mother. In her latest work she gives the shortcut …

my take: First off, ignore the cover. Seriously. This book is for high school and above and the cover doesn’t …

my take: file this one under the “different” category… i would classify as magical realism. there are two main threads …

my take: Civil war, Nigeria. hmmm. That could be super depressing. As much as this is a story about the …

my take:This was on my pile of books to read before the Festival of Faith & Writing. as such, I …

my take: Thank you, Joshilyn. You’ve done it again! It was worth the wait. I work with women in addiction …

my take: I read this in preparation for the Festival of Faith and Writing. It’s a pretty serious book – …