Whitney Taylor’s characters that makes Definitions of Indefinable Things so enjoyable to read – that, and the rich, complex, and intelligent dialogue.
Author: Dr. Jen Harrison
Renée Watson’s new novel, Piecing me Together, is both challenging and accessible.
Bone Jack by Sara Crowe is not only a wonderful ghost story, but also an insightful portrayal of how folklore and superstition can trouble the human soul.
Nowhere Near You is not only a gripping and action-filled adventure, it is also a rich and multi-textured language experience.
The Edge of Everything tempers an absorbing romantic plotline with gritty realism and characters who sign with life.
Under Rose-Tainted Skies, by Louise Gornall, is touching, poignant, and funny.
The Radius of Us blends a heart-wrenching portrayal of real teen relationships with striking social commentary.
Textbook Amy Krouse Rosenthal is unconventional, crazy, and lovely. It beats any self-motivational or meditative text I have before encountered.
Life in a Fishbowl, by Len Vlahos, is a rollercoaster ride through human nature. Mixing pathos and humor, it is both enjoyable and inspirational to read.
How to Hang a Witch transforms the rich history of Salem into a story which is not only a gripping ghost thriller, but also an insightful exploration of family, history, and relationships.