STARRED Book Review: No One Left
Deception and discrimination threaten life and liberty on a Navajo reservation in this stellar crime thriller. No One Left by Lisa Boyle reviewed by Erin Britton.
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STARRED Book Review: Bones Picked Clean
BONES PICKED CLEAN by Jen Poteet is an Appalachian love story that explores the truth of cryptids and complexity of the human spirit. Reviewed and starred by Samantha Hui.
STARRED Book Review: Immune Heroes
IMMUNE HEROES by Namita Gandhi, PhD is an entertaining, useful book to help kids learn about cuts, scrapes, and the healing process. Starred & reviewed by Jaylynn Korrell.
STARRED Book Review: Sacred Blood (The Phoenix Elite)
SACRED BLOOD (The Phoenix Elite) by C.T. Clark is filled with fascinating technology, crazy schemes, and a bit of freaky science. Reviewed & starred by Chelsey Tucker.
STARRED Book Review: A Sense for Memory (Part One)
A SENSE FOR MEMORY (Part One) by R.H. Stevens is an unforgettable immersion into smart science fiction at its very best. Starred & reviewed by Kathy L. Brown.
STARRED Book Review: Blood and Mascara
Old-school PI Bronze Goldberg tackles infidelity, corruption, and murder on the mean streets of Washington, DC in Colin Krainin’s Blood and Mascara. Reviewed and starred by Erin Britton.
STARRED Book Review: My Father Once Told Me
MY FATHER ONCE TOLD ME by Blas Telleria is a Native Nations creation myth told with poetic language, magical illustrations, and love passed down. Reviewed & starred by Joe Walters.
STARRED Book Review: Tap Dancing on Everest
TAP DANCING ON EVEREST by Mimi Zieman, MD is a riveting memoir about the travails of growing up, the trauma of mountain climbing, and the elation of being in the great outdoors. Reviewed by Warren Maxwell.
STARRED Book Review: Muddled Cherries
Sally Collins captures the essence of coming of age, wrapping the pains and pleasures of youth in a fresh and compelling narrative in MUDDLED CHERRIES. Reviewed and starred by Melissa Suggitt.
STARRED Book Review: 51 Poems
51 POEMS by Edgar Ballantyne is an exceptional, clever, and inspiring collection of open-form poetry. Starred and reviewed by Susan Morris.