Book Review: The Onionologist
Taking a risk proves worthwhile in this charming coming-of-age story. THE ONIONOLOGIST by M.J. Parfitt reviewed by Elizabeth Reiser.
Tag: coming of age
Book Review: 1986 by Will Stepp
1986: Stories by Will Stepp is atmospheric & real—a recollective mood on childhood, family, and friends in the 1980s, coated with the nostalgia of times gone by.
Book Review: Us Fools
US FOOLS by Nora Lange is a tragicomic tale about sisterhood in a very real, recent slice of American history. Reviewed by Jaylynn Korrell.
Book Review: If Not the Whole Truth
IF NOT THE WHOLE TRUTH by Claire Arbogast is about a woman’s quest to define herself against a kaleidoscope of 1960s countercultures. Reviewed by Erica Ball.
Book Review: Two by Nathan Nicolau
TWO by Nathan Nicolau is a tender and thoughtful coming of age story over the course of a single day. Reviewed by Erin Britton.
Book Review: Alina by Malve von Hassell
ALINA by Malve von Hassell is a fascinating coming of age story set in 12th century Europe and the Middle East. reviewed by Lisa Parker Hayreh, PhD.
Book Review: Everything That Was
EVERYTHING THAT WAS by K.R. Hansen is a powerful novel that explores the profound impact of loss and the enduring power of memories. Reviewed by J.B. Leddington.
Book Review: Amethyst, the Shallows
AMETHYST, THE SHALLOWS by Kellye Abernathy is lively, heartfelt, emotionally honest, and, most importantly, fun. Reviewed by Samantha Hui.
Book Review: Gifts of the Shavtal (Talisman)
GIFTS OF THE SHAVTAL (TALISMAN) by Toni Yap (Atmosphere Press) is a magical YA fantasy with a serious undertone that makes it all the more enjoyable. Reviewed by Alexandria Ducksworth.
Book Review: The Brothers Dragon (Beyond Land’s End)
In THE BROTHERS DRAGON by JF Baker, two young brothers travel from World War Two ravaged London to a dangerous world of dragons, pirates, and family secrets. Reviewed by Warren Maxwell.