book review
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Book review: A Line to Kill — by Anthony Horowitz
The third Hawthorne and Horowitz Mystery, this whodunnit may be my favorite in the series.
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Book review: Swamplands: Tundra beavers, quaking bogs and the improbable world of peat — by Edward Struzik
Tamarack trees, which grow in peatland forests and also on islands of mounded peat, need 300 years to reach seven feet in height.
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Book review: The Death of Jane Lawrence — by Caitlin Starling
Jane Shoringfield is a pragmatic woman with a head for figures; she’s been keeping the accounts for her guardians, the kindly couple who took her in after the…
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Book review: Sankofa — by Chibundu Onuzo
Anna Graham, with an unsteady marriage, a fully-grown independent daughter, and a mother recently passed, is now uncovering her past and figuring out who she is.
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Book review: My Monticello — by Jocelyn Nicole Johnson
In the titular novella, Black children, the elderly, innocent families are forced from their homes in a wave of violence and destruction.
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Book review: Shelf Life: Chronicles of a Cairo Bookseller — Nadia Wassef
In 2002, Nadia Wassef, along with four business partners, one of them her sister, opened Diwan Bookstore in Cairo, Egypt, the flagship store of what was to become,…
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Book review: Harlem Shuffle — by Colson Whitehead
This is the Harlem of the 1960s, crucible of the Civil Rights Movement.
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Book review: Bewilderment — by Richard Powers
When astrobiologist Theo Byrne loses his wife, the center of his universe, he is left, seemingly without the proper tools in his arsenal, to single-parent Robin, the child…
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Book review: Bewilderment — by Richard Powers
(W. W. Norton & Company)When astrobiologist Theo Byrne loses his wife, the center of his universe, he is left, seemingly without the proper tools in his arsenal, to…
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Book review: Graceland, At Last — by Margaret Renkl
(Milkweed Editions)Hopeful, tender, honest and vulnerable — the essays written by Margaret Renkl (Late Migrations) and published in her op-ed column in the New York Times — that…
