Golden Acorn by Catherine Cooper
An interesting take on a very common story: young boy stumbles on magic, finds out he is the chosen one, has lots of self doubt but through trials and tutoring ...
Year: 2011
Wall Street Journal attacks young adult literature; book burnings to follow
Many love to talk about tolerance and discussion but someone writes an article they disagree with on a subject near and dear to their heart and they react as if...
Wall Street Journal attacks young adult literature; book burnings to follow
Many love to talk about tolerance and discussion but someone writes an article they disagree with on a subject near and dear to their heart and they react as if...
Matthew Battles on Centuries of June
Matthew Battles reviews Centuries of June: A Novel at The Barnes & Noble Review and offers what feels a little like a backhanded compliment: Donohue manages...
Two Wars by Nate Self
Despite my history background, I am not one to read a lot of military history or focus on wars from the perspective of soldiers. My focus in graduate school was...
In the Mail: Now in the sidebar
"In the Mail" entries are now over in the sidebar on the right hand side (just under recent posts).