Review | A Highly Suspicious Death by Laura Pauling
Laura Pauling delivers a fun beachfront romp in A Highly Suspicious Death I love a fun and silly cozy mystery.
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Review | The Swan Keeper by Milana Marsenich
Amongst loss and grief, a young girl finds inner strength in The Swan Keeper The Swan Keeper by Milana Marsenich
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Review | The Inventing Tubes by Bryony Supper
The Inventing Tubes is cute kids book with a couple caveats Recently my son and I read The Inventing Tubes:
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Review | Biohack by JD Lasica
biohacking (n): the practice of do-it-yourself biology. Biohacking takes place in small laboratories, usually non-university, or even garages. Scientific experiments with biological
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Review | Rex Libris: I, Librarian
Warning to all those in breach of library return policies, there’s a new librarian in town, and he doesn’t take
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Feta and Fat Bastard by Judy Volhart | Review
Judy Volhart gives the reader a light, enjoyable cozy mystery in Feta and Fat Bastard, book three in the Whine
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Lizzie in the Land Beyond by Susan McDonough-Watchman | Review
I often wonder why science fiction and fantasy get lumped into one genre. To me, they are very different. However,
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Deadly Crossroads by Daniel Bjork | Review
I once read that if you want to write successful and immersive historical fiction, don’t only research what the time
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Printz by Maryann D’Agincourt | eview
Maryann D’Agincourt’s mysterious and dream-like novel Printz conjures images of misty peripheral glimpses of ghosts. The novel follows Jacob Printz, a
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