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But I Trusted You: Ann Rule’s Crime Files #14 by Ann Rule
An engrossing and at times disturbing read for any true crime fan. Ann Rule is consistently … [Read more...] about But I Trusted You: Ann Rule’s Crime Files #14 by Ann Rule
Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks
Nicholas Sparks is one of my guilty pleasures. His books are generally romantic and sentimental and make good chick-flicks. I pick up his novels when I'm in the mood for a little comfort food. Safe Haven falls into that category, but … [Read more...] about Safe Haven by Nicholas Sparks
Snow Falling on Cedars by David Guterson
Snow Falling on Cedars is reminiscent of To Kill a Mockingbird in that it deals with a man wrongfully accused of a crime and the prejudice of the community regarding his race. However, because the main character of the story is a disillusioned war veteran, the tone of the novel is much edgier and more graphic in its descriptions of events and emotions. I really enjoyed the … [Read more...] about Snow Falling on Cedars by David Guterson
The Great Migration by Eloise Greenfield
The Great Migration is a beautifully done book. The poems by award-winning poet Eloise Greenfield capture the emotions of each traveler on the journey. The illustrations by Jan Spivey Gilchrist are rich in texture and expression and … [Read more...] about The Great Migration by Eloise Greenfield