Published Reviews

iVillage.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Amazingly, the free-verse poetry here gives a very real, yet subtle and sensitive, introduction to each of 16 breeds of dogs, from the Westie to the mutt. In... Read More »	Meridian Magazine reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Do you like dogs? Do you know much about these canine animals? Good Dog, by Maya Gottfried, will not only enlighten you to the behavior of 16 very different... Read More »
The Jewish Daily Forward reviews Half / Life: Jew-ish Tales from Interfaith Homes by Maya Gottfried Maya Gottfried, one essayist who wasn’t uncomfortable choosing, writes, “I very badly wanted to have a religious identity.” Attempting an investigation of her... Read More »	PoetryforChildren.blogspot.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried I am showcasing doggie poetry today. Here’s one poem that reflects my own tendency to provide voiceovers for my dog’s behavior and actions: Read More »
CurledUpKids.com reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Author Maya Gottfried introduces children to various breeds of dogs with delightful poems and adorable watercolor and black-and-white line paintings by Robert... Read More »	KidsCorner.org reviews Good Dog by Maya Gottfried Good Dog Poems by Maya Gottfried; paintings by Robert R. Zakanitch What is your dog thinking? This energetic collection of sixteen poems and portraits on dogs is... Read More »
Reader Views reviews Traumatic Incident Reduction: Research & Results, 2nd Ed. by Victor R. Volkman This latest edition in the "Explorations in Metapsychology Series" discusses the major outcome of several TIR research studies. These projects ranged from the... Read More »	ALA Booklist reviews Matters of Faith by Kristy Kiernan Kiernan's stunning second novel explores how one family reacts to a devastating tragedy. Cal and Chloe Tobias have two children: 18-year-old Marshall, who... Read More »
NPR - WGCU Southwest Florida - Audio Review reviews Matters of Faith by Kristy Kiernan Read More »	Bay Windows reviews Haunted Hearths and Sapphic Shades: Lesbian Ghost Stories by Catherine Lundoff "Happily the 17 authors represented here contribute a nice variety of ghostly encounters..." Read the rest at the link below. :-) Read More »

Married To A Geek reviews Sleeper's Run by Henry Mosquera Sleeper's Run (written by Henry Mosquera) is an action political thriller that has you in suspense the entire time you are reading it. Read More »	goodreads.com reviews Time Will Tell by Yemi Elegunde Finished this book and was really moved by the story of Yemi. It was hard to put down the book once started. The story is about a boy and his strength that made... Read More »
Chandra Mayor reviews Crashing America by Katia Noyes So I read a lot of books. (It's the best way to avoid writing, because then you can say you're researching). I just finished reading an amazing book that, unlike... Read More »	Niagara This Week reviews The Alchemy of Loss: A Young Widow's Transformation by Abigail J Carter The Alchemy of Loss is frank, open and chatty and begs the reader to keep reading. The author does not gloss over the unpleasant parts, including times when she... Read More »
Medieval Bookworm reviews The Brightest Moon of the Century by Christopher Meeks One thing I have loved in reading many of Mr. Meeks’s stories is the humanity of his characters. You can always feel for these people. In The Brightest Moon of... Read More »	The Pioneer reviews Simran by Rajesh Talwar It’s a common name in many Sikh families. Simran Kaur. Simran means, to remember. This book remembers her; idealistic, tempestuous, scholarly Simran hiding the... Read More »
Washingtonian magazine reviews The Calligrapher’s Daughter by Eugenia Kim Everything is churning on the Korean peninsula in Washington writer Eugenia Kim’s debut novel, The Calligrapher’s Daughter. In a dream, Najin—the willful young... Read More »	Vulpes Libris website reviews The Bones of Summer paperback (UK) by Anne Brooke Read More »
AlexaLovesBooks reviews Hunted by Cheryl Rainfield "Intense, gripping, and incredibly powerful. I could not put it down once I started it. Really brilliant!" AlexaLovesBooks Read More »	Christian Science Monitor print edition reviews Lost Kingdom: Hawaii's Last Queen, the Sugar Kings, and America's First Imperial Adventure by Julia Flynn Siler The Christian Science Monitor picks Lost Kingdom as an Editor’s Choice, calling it “a fascinating and authoritative tale of intrigue and imperialism…” Read the... Read More »