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As The Page Turns

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Brief reviews of both children's books and adult fiction/non-fiction.

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  • Moon Over Tokyo

    Posted on Tuesday March 11th, 2008 at 20:18 in mitchell.siri

    by Siri Mitchell Siri Mitchell has written another beautiful story in Moon Over Tokyo. Much like the first Mitchell novel I read (The Cubicle Next Door), the setting plays prominently in the book: Siri pens engaging descriptions of Tokyo, bringing t...

  • Scoop

    Posted on Wednesday November 28th, 2007 at 13:27 in adult fiction, gutteridge.rene

    by Rene Gutteridge The first in Gutteridge’s new “Occupational Hazards” series, Scoop brings together two unlikely partners: laughter and the news. The humorous tale includes an overmedicated producer, a news anchor who can’t...

  • Chugga-Chugga Choo-Choo

    Posted on Monday August 20th, 2007 at 20:59 in children's books, kirk.daniel, lewis.kevin

    by Kevin Lewis, illustrated by Daniel Kirk Perfect poetry and endearing illustrations make this story a perfect edition to any little engineer’s library. The vintage color and feel of this book will have parents recalling their own childhood....

  • A Woman’s Place

    Posted on Monday August 20th, 2007 at 20:39 in austin.lynn

    by Lynn Austin Set in the WWII era, this novel by Austin turns to the lives American women on the homefront for its inspiration. I found the subject matter to be interesting and enjoyable, particularly because this aspect of WWII life is often eclip...

  • Fame

    Posted on Friday July 13th, 2007 at 14:55 in kingsbury.karen

    by Karen Kingsbury Like most of Kingsbury’s books, Fame shares a tale of faith and family, with romance developing quietly along the way. This story picks up where Kingsbury’s Redemption series left off: While the Baxter family grieves t...

  • Those Who Save Us

    Posted on Friday July 13th, 2007 at 14:05 in blum.jenna

    by Jenna Blum With a stark look at the Holocaust, Blum weaves a powerful tale of mothers and daughters, secrets, and a heritage of guilt in Those Who Save Us. The story unfolds in two narratives: One chronicles the life of Anna–a German woman...

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5 stars Beth Fehlbaum, author of Courage in Patience

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Beth Fehlbaum, author
Courage in Patience, a story of hope for those who have endured abuse

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