Published Reviews

Winnipeg Free Press reviews Island Girl by Lynda Simmons This is Toronto author Simmons' second novel. The first, Getting Rid of Rosie, came out in 2009. Set in Muskoka, it featured a quirky love story whose main... Read More »	Publishers Weekly reviews Island Girl by Lynda Simmons "Simmons exhibits an exquisitely deft understanding of the extraordinary difficulties that unite a family, and her portrayals of the three women, told in... Read More »
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Good Housekeeping reviews The Sandcastle Girls by Chris Bohjalian "The Sandcastle Girls" is one of the Summer's "Best Books to Read on Vacation," a beach book that will "carry you away." Read More »	Fort Worth Star-Telegram reviews How To Buy a Love of Reading by Tanya Egan Gibson All the themes in the novel are richly drawn and universal — love, "saving" someone, the question of what reality really is, loneliness, betrayal. The conflicting... Read More »
www.knowledge.wpcarey.asu.edu reviews After The Fall: Opportunities & Strategies for Real Estate Investing in the Coming Decade (Winter 2009) by Steve Bergsman Author Steve Bergsman is a real estate investment junkie much as others are political or sports junkies. His 2009 book, "After the Fall," subtitled "Opportunities... Read More »	Literary Mama: Reading for the Maternally Inclined reviews Geographies of Light by Lisa Suhair Majaj Geographies of Light takes us to a place both shockingly foreign and familiar as a heartbeat, a place of breastfeeding babies, childhood afternoons on... Read More »
Los Angeles Times reviews The Post-War Dream (Hardcover) [2008] by Mitch Cullin Hollis' scouring memories of war are dramatic and evocative, to be sure, but it's the little things, like Hollis' unearthing green plastic toy soldiers in his... Read More »	Temple Grandin , author of Animals in Translation reviews Shaggy Muses: The Dogs Who Inspired Virginia Woolf, Emily Dickinson, Elizabeh Barrett Browning, Edith Wharton and Emily Bronte by Maureen Adams An intimate look into the lives of famous women authors whose lives were more difficult than we would ever have imagined. Their dogs helped them to survive and... Read More »
Wall Street Journal reviews Pretty Is What Changes by jessica queller The DNA Dilemma Grappling With Bad News From Genetic Testing By LAURA LANDRO April 5, 2008; Page W8 Pretty Is What Changes By Jessica Queller Spiegel & Grau,... Read More »	Sunday New York Times reviews Hos, Hookers, Call Girls, & Rent Boys: Professionals Writing on Life, Love, Money, & Sex by David Henry Sterry & RJ Martin by David Henry Sterry "An eye-opening, astonishing, honest and funny collection from those who really have lived on the edge in a parallel universe… Unpretentious and riveting, their... Read More »
The Montreal Review of Books reviews Wayworn Wooden Floors by Mark Lavorato Mark Lavorato is a seasoned traveller, and his first poetry collection, Wayworn Wooden Floors, feels a bit like a suitcase stuffed with souvenirs... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews Miss Kansas City by Joan Frank Joan Frank's novel, "Miss Kansas City" . . . is an assured first novel by an irrepressibly talented Northern California writer, and though it arrives... Read More »