What Readers Are Saying.
You guys really have done your homework and reviews are starting to come in. Full reviews. I was expecting short summaries. This rocks!
Hey, I’ve even had an author, Carolyn Wilman, offer a copy of her book for the miniBookExpo for Bloggers!
Check out the books reviewed so far
Clementine by Sarah Pennypacker [Hyperion for Kids] — never mind the kids, you should read this one for yourself first. — Read ers’ full review on park(dale)life
The Grays by Whitley Strieber — It’s as if we are actually reading in a “lost time” kind of style, something abductees experience when taken. — Read Dead Robot’s full review on dead robot
Home Run by Paul Kropp [Doubleday Canada] — His ex girlfriend Margaret
becomes a kind of agony-aunty via email! — Read PRCS’ full reviewThe Taker by Julia Steele [Hyperion for Teens] — She’s not one of the "mean girl" set, but isn’t under-dog nerdy either. — Read Kate’s full review on mynameiskate.ca
Stealing Mercury by Lori Cayer [J. Gordon Shillingford Publishing]— What appears beyond the open wounds is
beauty and play. — Read Christine’s full reviewThe Wild Girl by Jim Fergus — ...to recreate a brilliant portrait of the 1930’s midwest that seems so real in the mind of the reader. — Read PRCS‘ full review
There are still books available. I had to remove the list from this post in order to maintain it effectively, so you can check out the list on the original posting
Note: I’d like to spread the weath, so if you’ve already
claimed a book or two or three, please encourage other people to
participate.
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Review: The Wild Girl
The Wild Girl by Jim Fergus [Hyperion Books]Reviewed by PRCS This book was a wonderful reading from start to finish. Takes place during the depression in 1930’s American midwest, it is the story of a young Apache girl ‘la nina bronca’ who was so wild…
Review: Stealing Mercury
Stealing Mercury by Lori Cayer [J. Gordon Shillingford Publishing]Reviewed by Christine Thorpe Do You Notice The Blue of Sky The two epigraphs to this selection from Lori Cayer’s book of poetry Stealing Mercury read: A hundred thousand impressionfrom t…
More MiniBook Expo Reviews
Check out the books reviewed so far Cereus Blooms At Night by Shani Mootoo — the story unfolds from the ending with lots of overlapping back story, revealing just enough at every juicy turning point to keep us page turning.– Melanie’s full review on …