Published Reviews
Choice, of the Association of College and Research Libraries reviews
by Char Solomon
This intimate biography of a revered scholar in Mayan studies describes the problems and pleasures of archaeological fieldwork, the organization of research, and...
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Ethnohistory 51:2 (Spring 2004) reviews
by Char Solomon
In tracing out the course of Proskouriakoff's life and career, this biography does not present us with her finished masterpieces...Instead we see those works in...
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Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries reviews
“This collection of personal responses is a fine primer for those interested not only in prison life and the daily contrasts between ‘inside’ and ‘outside,’ but...
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Booklist reviews
“Tannenbaum, a poet, teacher, and passionate community art advocate, shares her frank and moving recollections of teaching poetry at San Quentin prison during the...
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Booklist reviews
Greeting-card cozy is the tone of this counting rhyme that celebrates a child's new baby sister, with equally inviting art showing the newborn in Daddy's arms as...
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myshelf.com reviews
"The greatest thing you'll ever learn is to love and be loved in return."~ Nat King Cole
Imagine how special a gift it would be to grant your loved one...
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Diablo Magazine reviews
Put down that box of chocolates! And the roses, too. Kate and David Marshall have published the ultimate Valentine's Day gift; a fill-in-the-blanks book that...
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Ladies' Home Journal Online reviews
We should all tell our significant other what we love about them every day, but how many of us actually do? This handsome journal is like a baby book for your...
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Fallen Angel Reviews reviews
by Terry Spear
Winning the Highlander's Heart is just that. Two independent Highlanders, both proud and stubborn, reluctant to let another into their hearts. Anice believes she...
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Publishers Weekly reviews
by Vicki Delany
Delany explores the social dynamics of a small mountain community as well as deftly handling the plot's twists and turns as it builds to a pulse-pounding...
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The New York Times Book Review reviews
by Lucia Nevai
Most of us dread winding up in a subway car or an airplane seat beside characters like Lucia Nevai's. Off their medications, away from their A.A. sponsors or...
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People reviews
MEMOIR “Special needs parents are fools, every one of us,” writes Rummel-Hudson. “We tilt at windmills and charge into battle with the monster, rubber swords...
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Sun Sentinel reviews
"Craig McDonald gives a peek behind the creative curtain with this illuminating compilation of 16 author interviews. McDonald shows his skill at getting writers to...
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Kirkus reviews
While not a historical novel, Davis's debut is set in a vague, almost mythic past, after the Christian defeat of Muslim rule in the early Renaissance. The author...
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Mind Fog Reviews reviews
A. Colin Wright has a gift for being able to describe the setting in such a way so that the reader can imagine himself/herself being there. What is even more...
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AMAZON reviews
I have read all of Steven Travers' books, about 17 by now, and this is the finest sportswriter - maybe the best writer, period - in the U.S. He is a wordsmith who...
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StarNews Online reviews
Your children will meet Maya the cow, J.D. the piglet, and Hilda the sheep among other animals that illustrate their unique personalities. The combination of verse...
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