Tag: book review
Rogues, Widows and Orphans: Mischief and Misadventures in the World of Books
Books have a “bad” history Read More …
A Unique Perspective: High Seas and Home Waters
Looking back through a sailor’s eye Read More …
Pondering Mortality While Reading Life: A Love Story
A surprisingly hopeful book about dying Read More …
Book Review: West with Giraffes
A teenager helps transport a pair of giraffes across Depression-era America Read More …
Book Review: Long After We Are Gone
Four siblings deal with the aftermath of their father’s death Read More …
Book Review: The Last Days of the Schooner America
Dave Gendell captures a unique moment in history on a familiar shoreline Read More …
Book Review (and Musings): Tom Lake
A coming-of-age story—for both mother and daughters—from a highly skilled novelist Read More …
Book Review: The Marriage Portrait
Right from the first page, I had questions begging to be answered—but no spoilers here. Read More …
Book Review: The Starfish Sisters
Barbara O’Neal’s latest novel is uniquely satisfying. Read More …
Book Review: Beyond That, the Sea
Laura Spence-Ash’s debut novel breaks several novel rules—and it works Read More …