Sam Savage's first novel, Firmin, chronicled the coming-of-age misadventures of a very literate rat living in a bookstore in Boston's Scollay Square. Garnering praise from authors and...
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Dogs are such great teachers. They teach us to be patient and they teach us about unconditional love. They teach us about what is right and what is fair and how we can be better people.
Grogan injects his humor by telling us how he learned things along the way such as making fun of the Boca residents then becoming one.
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Mary Kay Andrews is always a delight to read.
Weezie manages to pull Christmas together at her shop and at home in spite of the mysterious missing items from her shop, Jethro's escapes, and Daniel's Grinch-like attitude. It's all wrapped up in humor with a sprinkle of recipes and a dollop of romance.
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I couldn't put it down. Nasaw's psychotic killers are addictive. His stories keep me aware that one of them could be a neighbor, one of my book club members, a professor from college, or .....
Agent Pender is out of retirement and as sharp as ever. Has he found true love at last? I can't wait to read more. And Marley, will he grow up to be an agent too?
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The Shack (Large Print) by William P. Young
Dear Reader, March 20, 2009
A book I want to read again and again.Powerful and thought provoking.
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The Doctor's Wife by Elizabeth Brundage
Dear Reader, March 20, 2009
A neglected child, a nimby professional's wife, a doctor, and a painter.Sad conclusions to the attempts at manipulation.
Brudage's novel is outstanding - I'll be reading all of her works.
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Dear Reader, February 2, 2009
Dogs are such great teachers. They teach us to be patient and they teach us about unconditional love. They teach us about what is right and what is fair and how we can be better people.Grogan injects his humor by telling us how he learned things along the way such as making fun of the Boca residents then becoming one.
(1 of 1 readers found this comment helpful)
Blue Christmas by Mary Kay Andrews
Dear Reader, January 20, 2009
Mary Kay Andrews is always a delight to read.Weezie manages to pull Christmas together at her shop and at home in spite of the mysterious missing items from her shop, Jethro's escapes, and Daniel's Grinch-like attitude. It's all wrapped up in humor with a sprinkle of recipes and a dollop of romance.
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Twenty-Seven Bones: A Thriller by Jonathan Nasaw
Dear Reader, January 15, 2009
I couldn't put it down. Nasaw's psychotic killers are addictive. His stories keep me aware that one of them could be a neighbor, one of my book club members, a professor from college, or .....Agent Pender is out of retirement and as sharp as ever. Has he found true love at last? I can't wait to read more. And Marley, will he grow up to be an agent too?
(2 of 3 readers found this comment helpful)
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