Hidden: A Child’s Story of the Holocaust is a Glorious Introduction to a Horrific Topic

Hidden: A Child’s Story of the Holocaust, masterfully introduces young readers to both the gut-wrenching horror, and the triumph of … More

Under Magnolia: A Southern Memoir is a Lyrical Beauty of a Book by Frances Mayes

Frances Mayes is reluctant to return to the south which has deeply ingrained her character. She has moved on with … More

Joy Preble’s The A-Word is a funny, charming and page turning treat. It is the sequel to The Sweet and … More

Creating a collection of writings about Nelson Mandela is an intimidating task. Nelson Mandela is one of the most revered figures … More

Ratchet lives alone with her dad and is home schooled. She wishes that she had new clothes; instead she only … More

From the messy lettering and mummy wrapped ghoul on the first couple of pages I was engrossed in the bizarre, … More

May B,. by Caroline Starr Rose, transports readers to the desolate, Kansas prairie in the pioneer times. It is written … More

Released in 2012, R.J. Palacio’s Wonder found itself on many ‘Best Of’ lists last year. There is no doubt why, … More

Marie Antoinette, Serial Killerby Katie Alender, delivers just about exactly what it advertises. It’s fun, simplistic and because the topic is … More

Harlem Street Portraits by Harvey Stein is a collection of 164 full page black and white photographs that tell the … More