On Holocaust Remembrance Day, remember Sonia Schreiber Weitz with this video book review of her story, I Promised I Would Tell...

The adventures, risks, community, and conversations in this book make for a must read for all who believe in living and playing full out.

A strong documentary with sweeping inherent rhythm. Marquis sure can tell a story!

A strong debut with compelling characters!

A fun mystery with a Scooby Doo vibe! Appropriate for middle grade on up!

Charming, unforgettable, comical, yet consequential story about the mystery and potency of love.

I read the The Song of Achilles with my book club and it really surprised me. I expected a war story and got so much more.

A View from the Window by Erika Crosse is beautifully crafted with a strong protagonist, late 18c historical setting, and tightly knit plot.

The Ninth House by Leigh Bardugo is a wild pitch-dark ride blended wickedly with thrills, horror, crime and fantasy.

The novel, Take a Bow by Beatrice Sylvie is so much more than ballet. It's life in the face of challenge personified.

Meet Me Tonight by Florian Parent is a heartfelt, peaceful, easy joy of a read set in the backdrop of the Covid-19 pandemic in California.

The authentic voice of this true story drew me into a 10-15 year portrait of the home life of the narrator, Anahita and her family.

I read The Whisper Man from cover to cover within twenty four hours. I couldn't put it down.

Paula C. Deckard’s psychological horror novel is a mind twisting allegorical read told from the perspective of a junior heart surgeon.

Kate Dunbar’s new adult novel, Used, is a strong suspenseful survivor story and romance rolled into one.

Finding Innocence, a young adult fantasy by Karen Keith is a story written in first person narration from the perspective of a runaway prota