Five YA Novels Adults Can Enjoy Too Besides spawning blockbuster film franchises, one of the things that’s made such series as Suzanne Collins’ Hunger Games trilogy [...] August 27, 2016
The Doll House by Fiona Davis Heading out for the summer’s final hurrah? Be sure to pack The Doll House, a new novel by first-time author Fiona Davis, in your tote [...] August 26, 2016
Literary Starbucks – Fresh-Brewed, Half-Caf, No-Whip Bookish Humor John Keats orders a Venti iced caramel Frappucino. He sits down at a table by himself, sighs dramatically, and doesn’t drink it. [...] August 24, 2016
The Lost Girls – Five Generations of Family Secrets I hold secrets that don’t belong to me; secrets that would blacken the names of the defenseless dead. So writes the late Lucy [...] August 23, 2016
The Hatching – World War Z With Spiders! She was not afraid of spiders. There was no reason to be afraid of spiders. My brother is one of the biggest fans of horror movies and [...] August 20, 2016
Liane Moriarty’s Truly, Madly, Guilty “This is a story that begins with a barbecue….An ordinary neighborhood barbecue in an ordinary backyard.” What happened at that [...] August 17, 2016
Great Books about Sacrifice and Olympic Glory The Summer Olympics are off to a fine start. Who can resist the joyful, ebullient faces of the athletes from all over the globe as they [...] August 7, 2016
Poet’s Corner: Backstory – Susan Moorhead I am from the whistle of a tea kettle always calling from the stove, and a Scottish calendar tacked on the kitchen wall. I am from [...] August 7, 2016