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| Through gripping story lines Dallas explores the deeper questions young and old must deal with in life. I may not be a teen anymore but Dallas' YA books always pull me in and teach me something. In this book the main character's struggle with art and ...more | |
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| In this historical novel secret upon secret, unraveled like the layers of an onion, keep you absorbed until the last page. Through the imagined letters and remembrances of Anna Maria dal Violin readers are offered an inside look at the hidden life of ...more | |
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| Rottenkid is a wild ride. From author Brigit Binns almost feral childhood to the wilds of mid-20th century California, this memoir encapsulates not just one woman’s story of childhood hurt and heartache but a time when California still seemed within ...more | |
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| Although linked, the characters, plotlines and settings for each story in this collection are distinct enough to stand alone – and absolutely absorbing. The author’s talent for bringing to life different people and scenes is on full display in “The O ...more | |
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Straitjackets and Lunch Money: A 10-year-old in a Psychosomatic Ward:
"The title expresses the horrific contradiction at the heart of this memoir – a ten-year-old girl, who should be jumping rope or spending lunch money on ice cream, is confined to a closed-door, straitjacket-using psychosomatic ward. It also refers to "
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This book is absolutely recommended. "Strait Jackets and Lunch Money" was one of the hardest, easiest and best books I’ve ever read. It was painfully hard to picture little Katya suffer and deteriorate, with one paren" Read more of this review » |
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| Shaken Loose is truly a novel that defies definition, an imaginative escape that both questions how we think while telling a gripping story. At the heart of the book is Annie, an aimless young San Franciscan who ends up in Hell, despite not being Chr ...more | |
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| The characters in What Disappears are continually surprising the reader. The novel itself seems to have a life of its own, unfolding in mysterious ways that keep the reader forever turning the page and wondering what will happen to the women and girl ...more | |
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"Katya Cengel is an accomplished freelance journalist, researcher, and writer who has sharpened her skills doing deep-dives into complicated topics. In “Straitjackets and Lunch Money,” Ms. Cengel focuses on a particularly complex and sensitive subject"
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