Fiction

“Superman: The Golden Age Sundays 1946–1949 is the sound of America exhaling after facing nothing but stress for a long,

“Not since Charles Frazier’s Cold Mountain have such arduously yearning treks been made through maddening, heartbreaking obstructions in the name of love.”

“Despite the political nature of some of the material, there is hardly a panel that wouldn’t make a child smile.”

“Ron Rash’s writing resonates with our lives.”

"A hilarious sendup of the eternal fight between kids and their parents over what to eat and when—if at all."

“Discover the kid in the hat and reap a rich, rich reward in art, humor and life.”

“Richard Ford has established himself as one of contemporary America’s most interesting storytellers.

“It takes a lot of truth to tell a lie.”

“How would it feel to hide an enormous, important, life threatening secret from your friends, your neighbors, and maybe even members of your own family?”

“Black Ice is well done and guaranteed to keep readers on the edge of their seats.”

"How does this perfect holiday gift tie in to a child's digital life?

"Unusual graphics and primary colors combine with an interesting premise and a sweet ending . . ."