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Rittenhouse Writers in the Philadelphia Inquirer

The Philadelphia Inquirer praises Rittenhouse Writers by James Rahn: "Rahn as narrator immediately endears himself to readers when in the first chapter he confesses - with what we will soon...

The Horn Book praises Heather, Oak, and Olive

The Horn Book Magazine reviewed Heather, Oak, and Olive by Rosemary Sutcliff, calling it "powerful, deep, and memorable."Read the full review below."Three short stories on the themes of heroism and...

Beatrice Bunson reviewed in Kirkus and School L...

Beatrice Bunson's Guide to Romeo and Juliet by Paula Marantz Cohen was well reviewed by Kirkus Reviews and School Library Journal. Kirkus Reviews:What's the best way to deal with high...

Stone Tablets gets a starred review in Kirkus

Kirkus Reviews gave a starred review to Stone Tablets by Wojciech Zukrowski, calling it, "A novel of epic scope and ambition."Read the full review below.Politics and romance, always a volatile...

Peter Cashwell in The New York Times: "Bird-Wat...

Peter Cashwell, author of THE VERB 'TO BIRD' and ALONG THOSE LINES, writes in The New York Times about the armed takeover of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge. "When you’re a birder, you...

Philip Hoare discovers The Discovery of Slowness

In The Guardian, Philip Hoare writes about throwing The Discovery of Slowness across the room: A modern novel by the Berlin writer Sten Nadolny catches this spirit too. Ostensibly a fictionalised biography of...