Member Reviews

The Quest Continues Brian S. Pratt talks about Hunter of the Horde: The Broken Key #2 by Brian S. Pratt From: Yellow30 Sci-Fi, FootNotes Reviewer, 09/16/2007 The Death Mark! Not a good tag for a thief, even one of the best. For Bartholomew Agreani it meant that the price on his head was worth more... Read more »	Gamer Fans Will Love This Brian S. Pratt talks about Shepherd's Quest: The Broken Key #1 by Brian S. Pratt From: Yellow30 Sci-Fi, FootNotes Reviewer, 08/29/2007 Riyan Borenson of the small village of Quillim is a shepherd boy. His best friend is Chadric Kelon, son of the village miller. Together they... Read more »
review for Women's Studies Issue No. 37.4 Maria Espinosa talks about Letter to My Mother (translated) by Brenda Webster Edith Bruck. Letter to my Mother I(Lettera alla Madre) Translated by Brenda Webster with Gabrielle Romani. New York: The Modern Language Association of America, 2006 Edith Bruck, well-known in... Read more »	Great Reviews on Amazon Dana Halabi talks about Reclaiming Honor in Jordan: A National Public Opinion Survey on "Honor" Killings by Ellen R. Sheeley This book has gotten consistently great reviews on Amazon: http://www.amazon.com/review/product/9957860704/ref=cm_cr_dp_all_helpful... Nicely done. Read more »
The Bag of Broken Glass (Poems) Yerra Sugarman talks about The Bag of Broken Glass (Poems) by Yerra Sugarman AMAZON: Most Helpful Customer Reviews (Five Stars) VIBRANT, ORIGINAL, May 14, 2008 By A Fan "A Fan" (New York, NY) Two of our National Treasures, Michael Palmer and Marilyn Hacker, who some might... Read more »	review of GODOT ARRIVES at Orlando Fringe Festival daniel curzon talks about ANNOTATED AVAILABLE PLAYS by daniel curzon ORLANDO WEEKLY RAVE REVIEW: http://www.orlandoweekly.com/blog/c2g.asp?perm=1276 Read more »
Thumbs up! Lakis Fourouklas talks about Bar Flaubert by Alexis Stamatis This is not really a review. I've just wanted to say that Alexis Stamatis, along with Soti Triantafillou, is on the top of the list of modern greek writers. Bar Flaubert is an exquisite novel that... Read more »	Needed Bill of Rights! Corinne Heather Copnick talks about The Bright Side: Surviving Your Parents Divorce by Max Sindell "A Bill of Rights for Divorced Kids" is an innovative and much needed idea. My own book, "How To Live Alone Until You Like It...and then You're Ready for Somebody Else," (published in 1994)was mainly... Read more »
Why I Believe in The Audacity of Hope Cary Chrysler talks about The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream by Barack Obama Barack Obama, as any good writer, knows a great line when he hears it. He heard his pastor speak that line in a sermon, and tucked it away: "The Audacity of Hope." I am not a political animal.... Read more »	Alisha of TwoLips Reviews gave Prophecy of Vithan a rating of five out of five. Charlene Leatherman talks about Prophecy of Vithan by Charlene Leatherman When Morgan’s father sold her into slavery, she never expected that she would end up in the household of a royal family from a different planet, assigned to help train the teen-aged prince defend... Read more »

Do yourself a favor and taste humanity with this one Ranjan Patel talks about You Are Not a Stranger Here by Adam Haslett The writing drips with compassion. This book changed my life and spoiled me for every other piece of literature to come my way . . . while reading it, my heart literally stopped for beats and left me... Read more »	Review from Library Journal Susan Wiggs talks about Lakeshore Christmas (Lakeshore Chronicles #6) by Susan Wiggs As she's both thrilled and terrified to be leading the annual town Christmas pageant, the last thing proper, by-the-book librarian Maureen Davenport needs is former child star/recovering alcoholic... Read more »
Amazing! Amanda Rossetti talks about Ghost Medicine (Fall 2008) by Andrew Smith My librarian knows someone from the publishing company so she got us a few copies before it came out so we could review it for them. It was one of the best books I have ever read! To think that this... Read more »	Discipline pauline ramdhanie talks about Discipline by Paco Ahlgren You can always tell the difference between an amature and someone who is a master at what he does. 'Disipline' is mysteriously captivating, ominously terrifying and morbidly alluring and I got all... Read more »
Mitchard hits again... Dulcey Lima talks about No Time to Wave Goodbye: A Novel by Jacquelyn Mitchard NO TIME TO WAVE GOODBYE Jacqueline Mitchard’s newest book No Time to Wave Goodbye was just released and I devoured it. It is the riveting sequel to Deep End of the Ocean, Mitchard’s first novel... Read more »	Reviews for "Addict Nation" by Jane Velez-Mitchell and Sandra Mohr Jane Velez-Mitchell talks about Addict Nation: An Intervention for America by Jane Velez-Mitchell Addict Nation is a great read; I couldn't put it down. In fact, I read it over and over, and I can't wait to read it again. I think I'm hooked. But in a good way.--Joy Behar, Host of The Joy Behar... Read more »
My Review former member talks about The United States of Appalachia by Jeff Biggers What I love about this book is that it is very detailed and explains the concepts in a very clear and concise way. Read more »	Sincere Voices and Challenging Arguments David Gross talks about We Won’t Pay!: A Tax Resistance Reader by David Gross “Both daunting and encouraging and well worth the considerable reading time… captures in one indexed volume many individual acts and campaigns of conscientious objection to war and of revenue refusal... Read more »
New Scientist Jeff Biggers talks about Reckoning at Eagle Creek: The Secret Legacy of Coal in the Heartland by Jeff Biggers New Scientist, February 2010 "Biggers is a cultural historian and it is the social strip-mining that angers him most. But seldom have the environmental and social landscapes been so well described in... Read more »	The Quest Continues Brian S. Pratt talks about Hunter of the Horde: The Broken Key #2 by Brian S. Pratt From: Yellow30 Sci-Fi, FootNotes Reviewer, 09/16/2007 The Death Mark! Not a good tag for a thief, even one of the best. For Bartholomew Agreani it meant that the price on his head was worth more... Read more »