Category: Book Reviews
Review: The Truth about Ben and June by Alex Kiester
Review: Ben and June seem to have an ideal marriage, yet there’s trouble in paradise.
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Book Review: When We Were Bright and Beautiful by Jillian Medoff
When We Were Bright and Beautiful, Jillian Medoff, Harper Collins – Jillian Medoff delves into the perilous subjects of pornography, consent and sexual assault in her suspenseful novel, “When We Were Bright and Beautiful
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Book Review: Our Little World by Karen Winn
Our Little World, Karen Winn, Dutton Books – Summer 1985: Audrina and Borka “Bee” Kocsis live in Hammond, an ordinary small New Jersey town.
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Book Review: Please Join Us by Catherine McKenzie
Book Review: Please Join Us, Catherine McKenzie, Atria Books – Catharine McKenzie’s new thriller, “Please Join Us,” pivots around Nicole Mueller, a hard-working lawyer, whose boss tells her she is not bringing in enough “billable hours” so her job is at risk.
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Book Review: Strangers We Know by Elle Marr
Book Review: Strangers We Know, Elle Marr, Thomas & Mercer – Ivy Hon knows she was adopted. Her birth mother gave her up at only a few days old, but aside from the fact she’s of Chinese-American extraction, Ivy knows little else.
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Book Review: The Heart of American Poetry by Edward Hirsch
Book Review: The Heart of American Poetry, Edward Hirsch, Library of America – Excavating “The Heart of American Poetry” is no easy task but acclaimed poet and critic Edward Hirsch has accomplished exactly that, in his Library of America’s analysis of 40 poems.
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Book Review: The Sea We Swim In by Frank Rose
Book Review: The Sea We Swim In by Frank Rose, W. W. Norton & Company – Frank Rose sounds an alert, without mincing words, in his timely book, “The Sea We Swim In.”
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Review: Bomb Shelter by Mary Laura Philpott
Bomb Shelter, Mary Laura Philpott, Atria Books – Mary Laura Philpott chronicles, with honesty and charm, a collection of personal essays, primarily about parenting experiences, that coalesce in her memoir, “Bomb Shelter.”
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Review: Karitas Untitled by Kristin Baldursdottir
Karitas Untitled, Kristin Baldursdottir, Amazon Crossing – Karitas Jónsdóttir is the youngest daughter of Steinunn Ólafsdóttir, a hardworking widow with two other daughters and three sons. Life on their western Icelandic farm is hard.
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Review: My Fine Fellow by Jennieke Cohen
My Fine Fellow, Jennieke Cohen, Harper Teen – What do you get when you mix an alternate historical timeline into a YA romance with the scenario of My Fair Lady then add in elements of the Food Network?
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