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Book Reviews – Fierce Young Ladies
I have recently read two very entertaining new and upcoming fiction books, both are great summer reads. The Comeback by Ella Berman, out now: Grace Turner was one of the world’s hottest teenage stars, yet she suddenly went into hiding … Continue reading
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The Bishop’s Bedroom – by Piero Chiara
This classic Italian murder mystery was first published in Italy in 1976. The novel was an instant bestseller and its popularity caught the attention of the Italian film director Dino Risi. Risi created a film script faithful to the novel’s … Continue reading
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Launching “Lines from Loganberry” – the Official Loganberry Books Podcast
We couldn’t be more thrilled to begin our journey in audio to stay connected with you through these ever-shifting, odd times. Our new podcast series “Lines from Loganberry” will connect you to new books, feature staff picks, reveal niche stories … Continue reading
The Final Frontiersman by James Campbell
You can’t get any closer to escapist literature or off the grid stories than The Final Frontiersman : Heimo Korth and His Family, Alone in Alaska’s Arctic Wilderness by James Campbell, narrated by Dan Warren. At the age of twenty, … Continue reading
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The Stand, By Stephen King
The Stand, By Stephen King. What can I say besides I’ve read this book three times and am about to read it again? It’s a classic Dystopian, Apocalyptic, End-of-the-world-because-of-a-deadly-virus, Quest-for-Salvation, Good-vs-Evil book with a plot and characters that keep you … Continue reading
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Surrender by Ray Loriga, translated by Carolina De Robertis
I loved Surrender by Ray Lorica, which just came out. It’s a strange and disturbing novel about a dystopian future in a fictional country, ten years after a war that no one understands. The whole novel is narrated by one … Continue reading
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Labyrinth of Ice : The Triumphant and Tragic Greely Polar Expedition by Buddy Levy
This story about the 1881 Arctic exploration to find “Farthest North” takes place some thirty-seven years prior to Shackelton’s exploration in the Antarctica. But many of the sheer difficulties—an ice bound ship that has to be abandoned, a crew of … Continue reading
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