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"Spell Freedom" | Reviewed by Bill Schwab
Elaine Weiss has written a well-researched, comprehensive account of the underground schools established in the South during the latter...

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6 days ago2 min read
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"The Paris Express" | Reviewed by William Winkler
On October 22, 1895, the Paris Express from the Normandy community of Granville was running late for its destination at Paris’...

cstucky2
Apr 232 min read
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"Twist" | Reviewed by William Winkler
Many believe that information distributed on the World Wide Web is transmitted via satellites in orbit. This is incorrect. Satellite...

cstucky2
Apr 222 min read
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"The Love We Found" | Reviewed by Tonya O'Connell
“The Love We Found,” by Jill Santopolo, is an emotional, heartrending love story. Gabe, a well-known photographer, passes away...

cstucky2
Apr 202 min read
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"The Sirens" | Reviewed by Susan Ferguson
“The Sirens,” by Emilia Hart, is a mysterious story of survival and sisterhood that incorporates fantasy and historical fiction. It...

cstucky2
Apr 182 min read
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"When the Moon Hits Your Eye" | Reviewed by Nelson Appell
It’s possible John Scalzi wrote his newest book, “When the Moon Hits your Eye,” as a personal challenge. He wanted to see how many cheese...

cstucky2
Apr 152 min read
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"The Last Session" | Reviewed by Andi Kloppe
Mystery, murder, reincarnation, cult-like behavior. “The Last Session,” by Julia Bartz, has it all. This psychological, mystery thriller...

cstucky2
Apr 122 min read
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"The Antidote," Reviewed by William Winkler
American author Karen Russell’s debut novel “Swamplandia” (2011) employs magical realism to move the narrative of a family’s attempt to...

cstucky2
Apr 92 min read
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"Birding to Change the World"| Reviewed by Bill Schwab
In her memoir “Birding to Change the World,” Trish O’Kane chronicles her journey from two decades of writing about justice as an...

cstucky2
Apr 33 min read
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"O Sinners!" | Reviewed by William Winkler
Nicole Cuffy’s first novel, “Dances,” details the life of a 22-year-old Black ballerina, the youngest and first Black woman to become...

cstucky2
Apr 22 min read
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"Killer Potential" | Reviewed by Tonya O'Connell
“Killer Potential,” by Hannah Deitch, is a story about two unlikely fugitives. The thriller is darkly funny and provocative. It’s an edge...

cstucky2
Mar 312 min read
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"Red Dog Farm" | Reviewed by Susan Ferguson
“Red Dog Farm,“ a novel by Nathaniel Ian Miller, is narrated by Orri, a young man who has grown up on a struggling Icelandic cattle farm...

cstucky2
Mar 302 min read
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"Hope: The Autobiography: Reviewed by Bill Schwab
Jorge Mario Bergoglio became Pope Francis in 2013 at the age of 76. The Argentine priest has made the flight of migrants from war and...

cstucky2
Mar 263 min read
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"The River Has Roots" | Reviewed by Andi Kloppe
“The River Has Roots,” by Amal El-Mohtar, is not your typical fantasy or fairytale. Grammar is the magical force in this short story, ...

cstucky2
Mar 232 min read
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"Show Don't Tell" | Reviewed by William Winkler
American author (Elizabeth) Curtis Sittenfeld, born in Cincinnati, has spent the majority of her years in the Midwest, except for her...

cstucky2
Mar 221 min read
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"All the Other Mothers Hate Me" | Reviewed by Pat Sainz
“All the Other Mothers Hate Me,” by Sarah Harman, is a debut novel, a comedic mystery, in spite of the plot revolving around a missing...

cstucky2
Mar 182 min read
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"The Dream Hotel" | Reviewed by William Winkler
Laila Lailami is a Moroccan-American author now living in the Los Angeles area. Born in Rabat, Morocco, she earned a degree in...

cstucky2
Mar 172 min read
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"The Other March Sisters" | Reviewed by Tonya O'Connell
“The Other March Sisters,” by Linda Epstein, Ally Malinenko and Liz Parker, is a story that takes you deeply into the lives of three...

cstucky2
Mar 142 min read
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"To Save the Man" | Reviewed by William Winkler
In 1879 the first students were enrolled in the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, located in south-central Pennsylvania. Until its...

cstucky2
Mar 122 min read
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"Count My Lies" | Reviewed by Andi Kloppe
Sloane wants nothing more than to feel needed and be part of a family. If that takes one little lie—two—three to accomplish, what’s the...

cstucky2
Mar 112 min read
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