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This novel is a literal labor of love.I was inspired by my dad's childhood stories of growing up in rural Missouri, including a face-to-face encounter with Bigfoot.
It features all the things my dad loved about his hometown, including potlucks. I coll ...more "
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Logan Fisher has figured out the rest of his life before he turns thirteen. Well, at least the rest of the summer after his upcoming birthday. The Southern California native plans to spend his days surfing and skateboarding and his nights playing vid
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As someone who has worked in a museum and can spend hours in awe of masterpieces, this book was an amazing read. Yes, I've seen the movie, but like so many films it failed to grasp the full scope of the book. ...more |
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The Lumberjills Under Suspicion: A gripping and uplifting historical saga with romance and friendship
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Always looking for a good WWII-era book with strong female characters. Adding this to my list. Thank you.
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"Kim Orendor’s Unbound Feet is a special book. It is beautifully written and captures both the spirit of Central China and the richness of personal lived experience. Having spent a year in China with Kim, I found myself transported right back to the S"
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World War II-era novels take up an entire shelf in my library. I’m proud to add Laura Jensen Walker’s “The Postmistress of Puddlington” to my collection. This semi-epistolary novel shows readers life along the English coast from 1934 until the end of t ...more |
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"Searching for Bigfoot?
What a fun romp this book was! The reader experiences the story through the eyes of a young boy and again when this boy is a very elderly man. The story weaves between the past and the present, and as a reader I got very involve" Read more of this review » |
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It is not often that I find a book that makes me laugh out loud and then cry, but "The Pilgrimage of Primrose Honeychurch" by Laura Jensen Walker is such a book. Primrose has felt like an odd duck her whole life and sadly been call much worse by her a ...more |
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― A Midsummer Night’s Dream
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