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One of our favorite things about being booksellers is getting the chance to share the books we love most with all of you. We usually reach for new books to recommend for our monthly staff picks, but lately we've been feeling like we aren't giving older books all the love they deserve. So we're excited…
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Since March 2011 our family has been through some pretty significant changes and events. From our niece’s heart transplant to moving back to Alabama as my husband joined the staff of a church…
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The Cold War: A New History
Read 14 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. A practical exposition of Romans 12:14–21, exploring the nature of warfare with evil while …
This was one of those "put everything you are reading aside and pick this one up NOW!" kind of books. It had it all-- laugh out loud humour, a non-cheesy love story, tissue needing sadness, great secondary characters, family drama and secrets revealed at just the right time. A GREAT choice for the Critical Era…
Maurpikios Fiddler: The Magical Amethyst of Spes is the second installment of a fantasy series by M.J. Logan. In the first book, The True Meaning of Magic, readers are introduced to young Maurpikios Fiddler with a mission to save his own life and those of his friends, while struggling against the dark forces that threaten the peaceful bond between magical and non-magical communities. In Book Two, it’s been a year after Maurpikios and his friends’ first quest. They have conquered their battle against cancer, and acquired the first of the seven stones of Saint Juliana’s. Unfortunately, another foe has awakened, so once again Maurpikios and the warriors of Saint Juliana's are needed to restore hope and peace to the world. The continuation of the story did not disappoint me. Logan's prose is eloquent as ever, if not better. I had the pleasure of reading this together with my nephew. At more than 300 pages, The Magical Amethyst of Spes is a fairly quick read because at the end of each chapter, my nephew kept saying, “Just one more chapter”. We both love the illustrations in the book – kudos to illustrator Samaree’ Ashford. Part of the satisfaction with this story is the surprises that get handed to you even though the theme is a familiar one. Apparently this series is targeted at young readers; nevertheless, a great story is a great story. Overall, if you have or know of children who enjoy reading about magic and adventure, they are sure to enjoy this immensely.
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A book review for Frozen in Motion by Lori Roberts Herbst. Cozy Mystery. Mystery/Suspense. Giveaway. Contemporary.
Read 116 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. A Guide to Berlin is the name of a short story written by Vladimir Nabokov in 1925, when h…
Read 121 reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. Gilbert Tuhabonye is a survivor. More than ten years ago, he lay buried under a pile of bu…
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