Category: Reviews

As I mentioned earlier, I was excited about the Sisters Grim series by Michael Buckley. Having enjoyed the first book, I quickly picked up the next, The Unusual...

A few links worth a gander: – John Barlow’s Intoxicated: A Novel of Money, Madness, and the Invention of the World’s Favorite Soft Drink is be...

David Garland has followed-up his wonderful first book, Saratoga, with Valley Forge – which continues the exploits of British Captain Jamie Skoyles during the...

In case you haven’t noticed, Dinesh D’Souza’s book, The Enemy At Home: The Cultural Left and Its Responsibility for 9/11, is generating a lot ...

One of the perks of being a book blogger is the free books. The drawback is the guilt one sometimes feels at not being able to read and review all the books tha...

Yesterday I was noting my enjoyment of well designed and written children’s/young adult books. With the success of Harry Potter and Lemony Snicket this ge...