Published Reviews

San Francisco Chronicle- City Brights: SFgate.com blog reviews Next Stop: A Memoir of Family by Glen Finland While reading Next Stop, I found myself book marking pages, scribbling in the margins and making notes—one note read “Let Matthew take walks by himself, but teach... Read More »	Publisher's Weekly reviews Summertime Rainbow by Belle Yang Children's Summertime Rainbow: A Bilingual Book of Colors Belle Yang. Candlewick, $6.99 (24p) ISBN 978-0-7636-5280-7 Three pudgy gouache rabbits... Read More »
Readers Favorite reviews Gimme-Jimmy by Sherrill S Cannon Gimme-Jimmy is a delightful children’s book written by Sherrill S. Cannon and illustrated by Kalpart. This is a great story to teach young children good manners,... Read More »	http://www.amazon.com/review/R3KDW1KDT03ZRL/ref=cm_cr_rdp_perm reviews "Between Soul and Stone" by Margo Berdeshevsky "I loved this book. Margo Berdeshevsky's passionate and honest engagement with self and world make her work stunning, wide-ranging and compassionate--these... Read More »
Minneapolis Star Tribune reviews Next Stop: A Memoir of Family by Glen Finland Glen Finland has written a memoir of wonderful insight and emotional honesty about her fearsome love for her autistic son, David, who seeks to move from... Read More »	http://www.specialneeds.com/products-and-services/autism/book-review-next-stop reviews Next Stop: A Memoir of Family by Glen Finland One minute Finland has you rolling with laughter (when she tells the story of asking her son to take the wheel as she frantically takes off her black socks so he... Read More »
Huffington Post reviews Temptation by Douglas Kennedy After some of these days, I'd give a lot for a quick, mindless read. James Patterson? Nick Sparks? Can't do it. But every once in a while a book is pressed... Read More »	Pittsburgh Post Gazette reviews Temptation by Douglas Kennedy Douglas Kennedy may be the most successful American author that most Americans have never heard of. His books have sold in the range of a half-million copies each... Read More »
The Telegraph reviews Leaving the World by Douglas Kennedy Whatever else one may think of Douglas Kennedy as a novelist, there is no denying that he is generous to the point of profligacy with his plotting. His latest... Read More »	The Independent reviews The Moment by Douglas Kennedy Douglas Kennedy's tenth novel, The Moment, finds the bestselling author flexing his muscles and playing to all his strengths. Kennedy, like William Boyd and Paul... Read More »

Book Bitch reviews Paying the Piper by Simon Wood Wow! Eight years ago reporter Scott Fleetwood was interjected into the case of the serial kidnapper called the Piper. At the time, Scott thinks he is dealing... Read More »	The Times Literary Supplement reviews Dream I Tell You, by Helene Cixous (translation) by beverley bie brahic “The quality of the translator’s work, the agile and elegant expressions she puts forth, mean that this triad of recent Cixous texts, appearing for the first time... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews The Sword of Medina by Sherry Jones (Starred Review) This able novel, sequel to Jones’s controversial bestseller The Jewel of Medina, continues to examine the history of Islam, a topic unfamiliar to... Read More »	The Deseret News reviews The Diva Doctrine: 16 Universal Principles Every Woman Needs to Know by Patricia V. Davis Patricia V. Davis, author of “The Diva Doctrine: 16 Universal Principles Every Woman Needs to Know,” has some advice for women on becoming a true diva. This is not... Read More »
Talent Development Resources reviews Archetypes for Writers: Using the Power of Your Subconscious by Jennifer Van Bergen Her book provides concrete information and exercises for, as she puts it, “doing archetypes” - not the “usual writing skills, but rather distinct, separate non-... Read More »	San Francisco Chronicle reviews BLUE NUDE by Elizabeth Rosner Model and artist walk a fine line A German and Israeli in exile form a bond, but each has baggage Reviewed by Charles Matthews Sunday, May 28, 2006 Blue Nude By... Read More »
Barnes & Noble Explorations reviews Infoquake by David Louis Edelman Brilliantly blending the cutthroat intrigues of the high-tech business world with revolutionary world building, Edelman could quite possibly be the love child of... Read More »	New Book Reviews reviews THE TEACHER by Robert Banfelder This is one of the best books I have read this year! Robert Banfelder is a masterful, storyteller, who has written a fantastic, and terrifying tale about evil and... Read More »
Publishers Weekly reviews Fast Forward: Confessions of a Porn Screenwriter by Eric Spitznagel In a post-James Frey world, it’s wise for humor author Spitznagel (Planet Baywatch) and his publisher to include a disclaimer stating that “some elements have been... Read More »	TIME OF SINGING reviews By the Way: Poems over the Years by David Radavich "David Radavich has given us a thought-provoking and intriguing volume. Many pieces contain fine music that glows with reading aloud. The initial poem, '... Read More »