Fiction

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“What to say of the overarching effect of this delightful trilogy?

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“Mr. Geary is the sort of historian we all wanted to have in school or college: a teacher who makes history interesting and compelling. Thankfully now, we have him in graphic novel form.

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“Though fast-paced to the point of flowing somewhat erratically, the moral of the story does focus on the fact that we do live in a free country where we should be allowed to read what we w

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“As always, Ms. Garwood creates engaging characters who come alive page after page. The banter and interaction between Ellie and Max is beyond charming.

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“. . . a riveting, deeply affecting story that tackles the very essence of man’s struggle to understand his world and himself. . . .

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“Perhaps putting The Woman Who Heard Color in the form of a romance novel will draw a larger audience.

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“This story offers elementary-school educators a lovely opportunity to share an uplifting story set in Kenya. . . .

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“Our Man in the Dark is an eye-opening insight into the troubling times this nation experienced as it struggled to reset its moral compass.”

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“As a whodunit, the prevailing concept underlying Death Plays Poker: A Clare Vengel Undercover Novel is an interesting one.

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“It is the humor and Nick-and-Nora banter between Sam and Nakayla that lifts Mr. de Castrique’s series above the purely regional, carrying us along to an unusual but believable conclusion.

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“The Family Fang is the sort of perfectly idiosyncratic thing that comes along only ever so often. . . . This book should succeed spectacularly. . . .

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“Filled much humor as well as a bit of angst, this down-to-earth story is sure to please.”

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“. . . a story about storytelling can be about both what’s true and what ought to be true. Mr.

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“[Spycatcher] is timely in its topic and credit should be given to Mr. Dunn for applying his experience to designing a suspense thriller.

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“I thought I was getting a picture book of politically incorrect satirical cartoons to review.

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“In the end, Aftertaste is a great reminder to all of us that sometimes life can spin out of control, but by and large, with good ingredients, a set of sharp knives and a solid understandin

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“Its familiarity and comfort level are its greatest strengths. . . . [but] we can’t help wanting more.”

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“Each poem reaches a moment when the mood changes, a moment of epiphany that jolts the reader out of his comfort zone and the everyday shimmers slightly as perspectives shift.”

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“The author and illustrator beautifully balance this troubling tale with just the right amount of optimism. Even the dog with the red ball has reason to yelp with joy, . . .”

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“As with all great literary agitators, Mr. Palahniuk tests how far he can take his humor—and then pushes further. . . .

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“Homosexuality is an issue that brings out the passion in all concerned. And yet, honest passion is what the novel is lacking.”

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“By way of recommending Yannick Murphy and The Call, I point out that it is the rare novel that is good enough to send the reader off to seek and

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