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This was a fun and informative book that I quickly read within about 3 days during the work week. The protagonist is a scientist who uses science, namely…
Read more of this comment about Lessons in ChemistryWell, this blew my mind. Brave, original, brilliant, thought-provoking. Maybe it's not perfect: perhaps, as some have suggested, Castillo has some biases…
Read more of this comment about How to Read NowHere’s my shortest possible pitch for Bunny: it’s Jennifer’s Body, but the characters are at a fine arts graduate school. If that premise intrigues you, please,…
Read more of this comment about BunnyAfter reading Gillen’s other independent title, The Wicked + The Divine, I was hungry for more. As a big D&D nerd and a huge fan of dark fantasy, just the…
Read more of this comment about DIEA lyrical story with lovely pictures about the changing seasons. The kind of book you can read over-and-over.
If you love music, if you love New Orleans, or if you just love magical realism that sometimes crosses the line into fantasy, The Ballad of Perilous Graves…
Read more of this comment about The Ballad of Perilous GravesWe all could learn something from the peaceful farm animals in this lyrical book. Something is amiss and the mule, milk cow and miniature horse gather…
Read more of this comment about The Sun Is Late and So Is the Farmer…I loved this book! I am a huge Patricia Highsmith fan; I've read most of her books, and numerous biogs. So for a book to get her so right is quite an accomplishment.…
Read more of this comment about Flung Out of SpaceIf you were like me and were disappointed with the end of The Raven Cycle, The Raven King, after being entranced by the early books in the series, let…
Read more of this comment about GreywarenThis beautiful story inspired about a real bonded pair of storks will bring a smile and tears to your eyes, by the strong connection between Klepetan and…
Read more of this comment about Feathers TogetherThis is a review of the book This Is Not a Book About Benedict Cumberbatch. I am generally not a non-fiction reader, so when this book had me hooked from…
Read more of this comment about This Is Not A Book About Benedict…Gaudeamus igitur, Juvenes dum sumus; Post icundum iuventutem, Post molestam senectutem Nos habebit humus. Vita nostra brevis est, Brevi finietur; Venit…
Read more of this comment about Vita NostraEvie is used to mysterious happenings and ghostly haunts living in Blight Harbor, the seventh most haunted town in America (per capita), but this hasn't…
Read more of this comment about The ClackityThere’s never any good environmental news anymore. Seems like it is always bad. Climate change. Receding polar ice caps. Rising seas. Diminishing forests.…
Read more of this comment about A Road Running Southward"They were men. They crept upon their hands and knees. They used their hands only, dragging their legs. They used their knees only, their arms hanging…
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The Last Beekeeper
The Last Beekeeper left me wondering, is it really dystopian fiction if you can imagine this very scenario happening within your lifetime? Dalton explores…
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