Category Archives: Book Reviews

Book Reviews – Small Town Life

Posted on January 5, 2022 by Julie

Those Kids From Fawn Creek by Erin Entrada Kelly (Out 3/8/22) This book, for the middle grade age range, is about a class of twelve in a tiny Louisiana town, and their reactions when a thirteenth class member arrives in … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Anybody Here Seen Frenchie?

Posted on October 28, 2021 by Julie

Anybody Here Seen Frenchie is a wonderful, wholesome, emotion laden story for middle grade readers about a boisterous girl named Aurora and her best friend, a non-verbal child named Frenchie. The two friends have been inseparable all through elementary school … Continue reading →

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Book Review: Stolen Focus by Johann Hari

Posted on September 21, 2021 by Julie

If you’ve been wondering why your ability to focus has been declining over the years, this is the book for you! Hari goes into the many facets of focus, including the fact that there are multiple valuable ways to focus, … Continue reading →

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2021 Author Alley: Nonfiction Day, Saturday, August 21st

Posted on July 26, 2021 by Miesha

Author Alley is Loganberry Books free annual event where readers can walk around tables to meet the region’s best writers, buy their books, and get personalized signatures. Writers will read portions of their books throughout the day. It’s a day … Continue reading →

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2021 Author Alley: Fiction Day on Saturday, August 14th

Posted on July 24, 2021 by Miesha

Author Alley is Loganberry’s free annual event where readers can walk around tables to meet the region’s best writers, buy their books, and get personalized signatures. Writers will read portions of their books throughout the day. It’s a day of … Continue reading →

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Loganberry Books 15th Annual Author Alley and BIPOC Author Showcase

Posted on July 21, 2021 by Miesha

Loganberry Books 15th Annual BIPOC Author Showcase and Author Alley — Ohio’s largest book fair and author readings organized by an independent bookstore — is back in August 2021. In-person, rain or shine, the lawn beside Loganberry Books will be … Continue reading →

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Secret Societies

Posted on May 13, 2021 by Miranda Richmond

Secret societies- I am sure we have all heard rumors about secret organizations doing secret things behind closed doors that they are sworn to secrecy about. While I cannot confirm the existence of any real secret societies, I do enjoy … Continue reading →

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Book Review – A Grand, But Concise, History Of Physics

Posted on April 13, 2021 by Julie

Recently I have read the brand-new Michio Kaku book, The God Equation. For those unfamiliar with Kaku, he tends to write books about the cutting edge of technology and science, his specialty being physics. This time, he goes back to … Continue reading →

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Feminist Reads

Posted on March 24, 2021 by Miranda Richmond

Female Literary Role Models As this month comes to a close I have been thinking about the women I have read about that have had an impact on me. When I started working on this post the list was way … Continue reading →

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The Low Desert by Tod Goldberg

Posted on February 6, 2021 by Sarah Willis

The characters in The Low Desert are gangsters, murders, criminals, and those caught up in the underbelly of the brutal world of crime and broken lives. The stories maybe cringe-worthy, frightening, and sad, but Tod Goldberg finds the heart and … Continue reading →

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