Published Reviews
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The Honolulu Star Bulletin reviews
by Tammy Yee
"This company's niche is alphabet books that not only teach letters, but facts, culture and history about each of the 50 states. Their Hawaii effort draws on the...
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Booklist reviews
by Tammy Yee
Although the events of the tragedy are depicted in the book, the horror is lessened by using a framework story that sets the disaster in the past and by showing...
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Catholic Library World reviews
by Tammy Yee
"The author tells the story in a very memorable and sensitive way. The use of warm watercolors enhances the story and the feelings of Kimo at both losses. A...
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PaperTigers reviews
by Tammy Yee
The book deals with the difficult themes of loss within families and the devastating sadness of the death of innocent children in natural disasters. Some children...
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The Hollins Critic reviews
Coming to Rest By Kathryn Stripling Byer. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 2006. $16.95 (pa.)
In her latest collection, Coming to Rest, North...
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Rainbow Reviews reviews
Author Linda Morganstein delivers an enticing novel well-couched in Hollywood history with intriguing subplots such as Stella's deaf sister (who along with other...
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Heartlands: A Magazine of Midwest Life and Art reviews
"Rob Smith, author of two novels "Children of Light" and the futuristic moral fable "Night Voices," cuts closer to the bone in this winning collection of 7 stories...
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www.myshelf.com reviews
Picture of Me: Who I am in 221 Questions
by Kate Marshall and David Marshall
Picture of Me: Who I am in 221 Questions is a tribute to you. It allows you the...
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School Library Journal reviews
In this sequel to The Conch Bearer (Roaring Brook, 2003), Anand and Nisha have just begun their schooling in magic when their mentor, Abhaydatta, is sent on a...
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Amazon.com reviews
The boy magician Anand, his sassy partner Nisha, and their beloved teacher Abhaydatta reunite for a new adventure in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's second...
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Monterey County Weekly reviews
by Ryan Masters
Masters put out a call for poetry and got 800 submissions. Of those, he took almost a hundred, and with Aptos-based publisher Susana “Suki” Wessling, of Chatoyant...
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The Lutheran reviews
It was March 2001 when the young graduate from St. Olaf College, Northfield, Minn., walked into the Sistine Chapel in Rome. “I was completely overwhelmed by the...
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Alternative-Read reviews
[Magdalena Ball's] mind is a fountain of original ideas, expressed in conventional poetic format...That can only happen after years of struggle and hard work, when...
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AMERICAN CRAFT Magazine (Oct/Nov 2008) reviews
The intriguing title, with its mingling of the commonplace and the exotic, neatly sums up the collecting field that fascinates Meller and sets her apart from the...
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Midwest Book Review reviews
The varied look of modern Judaism shines forth in every page.
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Newsweek reviews
by Dave Cullen
“The definitive account, however, will likely be Dave Cullen’s COLUMBINE, a nonfiction book that has the pacing of an action movie and the complexity of a...
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www.booksthathealkids.com reviews
Some Q & A With Let My Colors Out Author Courtney Filigenzi:
What inspired you to write this book for children?
"Over the years, I watched as neighbors,...
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Robin Gerber, Author of Eleanor vs Ike: A Novel reviews
A Woman’s Way takes readers into the heart of a free-thinking feminist struggling against her times in 19th century France. Told with boldness and passion, this...
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Pacific Sun reviews
by Jane Ganahl
"Jane Ganahl unleashed" is the best description of this funny, charming, moving and discreetly gossipy book by the former San Francisco Chronicle columnist. Taking...
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