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Book Review: Beauty Queens

“That explains the budget weave,” Miss Ohio said. I could have posted the more thoughtful and poetic quote from Libba Bray's Beauty Queens, but I decided to go with the one...

Mini Book Reviews: Summer Fiction

     Parents are too easily frightened by the world their children live in. We have to protect them from harm, keep them safe as long as we can, no matter how we feel about...

Mini Reviews: Summer Audiobooks

So, yes, my life has been chaotic and busy, mostly due to all of the teaching and grading I've done this summer. Oh, and the moving. So add it all together, and that left me...

Book Review: The List

The list is refreshing in that sense. It can reduce an entire female population down to three clear-cut groups. Prettiest. Ugliest. And everyone else. As the quote above says,...

April Mini-Reviews

Since I am so behind on book reviews, it's time for mini-reviews! Here are some books I've read but have yet to review: Murder on the Orient Express by Agatha Christie: Along...

Book Review: Jane

To expend some of my energy, I wandered the grounds and saw, for the first time, the wreck of the chestnut tree. It was black and split down the center. The two halves clung...

Book Review: No Crystal Stair

No Crystal Stair: A Documentary Novel of the Life and Work of Lewis Michaux, Harlem Bookseller by Vaunda Micheaux Nelson is a fictional account of the life of Lewis Michaux,...