Katie Lewis
Content by Katie Lewis
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A father’s criticism of his son, when presented privately, can be devastating enough.
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Otto Ringling narrates Breakfast with Buddha, the latest offering from Roland Merullo (Golfing with God), with a side order of scrambled skepticism. And why shouldn't he?
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It is rewarding as a reader to encounter a unique story, and Jenny Downham's Before I Die is one such find.
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A writing assignment in Buenos Aires comes at the perfect time for Francesca Rivabuona. The sex has gone out of her marriage and the love is at a standstill.
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Set in the late 19th century, The Prayer Chest by August Gold and Joel Fontinos is a story of fate, spirituality and mystery.
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Part The Shipping News, part The Awakening but mostly something uniquely its own, Aoibheann Sweeney's literary debut Among Other Things, I've Taken Up Smoking
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In Rita Gray's Mama Mine, Mama Mine, illustrated by Ponder Goembel, the mother of each animal leaves her brood during the day to take care of her responsibilities: Cats must catch rats,
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As Andie prepares for her freshman year of high school, her superstar sister Claire is gearing up for her first year at Yale.
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It takes little to motivate middle-aged journalist Kaarlo Vatanen to turn in his notepad for a new adventure.
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The Wilder sisters love ballet.
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A request from an old family friend lures Madeline Stone from her stale life as a Chicago waitress to Lake Superior’s coast.
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Tom Nardone, creator of the website ExtremePumpkins.com, is out to prove there's no such thing as a friendly ghost.
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Dinosaurs are Harry's security blanket, and he takes them everywhere with him even to his first day of school.
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Angela Hunt's Doesn't She Look Natural? is the first of three novels in a planned series. When Jennifer Graham inherits a historic Victorian home in Mt.
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Mary Shelley's Frankenstein has been frightening readers for 200 years, and Susan Tyler Hitchcock explores the journey in Frankenstein: A Cultural History.
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Making a move that is guaranteed to delight his fans, John Grisham returns to form with his first legal thriller in three years, The Appeal.
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The title character in Robin Oliveira’s Civil War novel My Name is Mary Sutter is an accomplished midwife with aspirations to be a surgeon, thwarted at every chance by men wh
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<b>Joel Osteen's message helps you build a better life</b> Don't worry about searching for a place to sit at Joel Osteen's Lakewood Church in Houston there are 16,000 seats to choose fr
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Suzy Fisher's death spurs a life-altering series of events in the Pennsylvania Amish community.
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Quinn Braverman doesn’t have to wonder “what if?”; as a girl, she found a portal to an alternate reality in which she had made opposite decisions, and could see them play out.
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In her last 11 books, Jane Green has created friends who become family and family who become estranged.
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Life should be a picnic for Peter, a bright 14-year-old footballer who lives off the coast of Denmark.
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If your kids have their noses buried in books or their eyes glued to Cartoon Network's Toonami, chances are they've been reading or watching the ninja-themed hit NARUTO.
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If your kids have their noses buried in books or their eyes glued to Cartoon Network's Toonami, chances are they've been reading or watching the ninja-themed hit NARUTO.
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Arnold Spirit Jr. has water on the brain. Born hydrocephalic, the Spokane Indian underwent surgery at six months.
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Cherie Priest's supernatural Southern gothic story Not Flesh Nor Feathers picks up where her first two books starring psychic Eden Moore (Wings to the Kingdom and Four and Twenty Bla
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The latest from Newbery Honor winner Jennifer L. Holm is a seventh-grader's overly dramatic account of a new school year.
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The protagonist in Jo Ann Beard’s debut novel, In Zanesville, is one we’ve met before.
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Reading Susan Gregg Gilmore's debut novel is almost like being introduced to the author herself.
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Reading Susan Gregg Gilmore's debut novel is almost like being introduced to the author herself.
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Ginny knows that trouble is bound to find the Slocumb household this year. After all, she’s turning 45, and every 15 years brings a pregnancy or other heartache to the family.
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When innkeepers Jack and Laurel Conner pass away in each others' arms on the same night, their three children reunite to mourn.
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Just Beyond the Clouds is a glimpse of love from different angles.
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<p><b>Swimmer's paradise</b> Not only are mermaids real to the visitors of Weeki Wachee, they eat watermelon, swing on swing sets and smoke pipes all under water.
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The best thing about Emmy is not that she's a good girl. It isn't that she obeys her nanny or gets good grades. And it certainly isn't that she eats her vegetables.
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Sam is at a new school and looking to make friends in a hurry. To do so, he tells his classmates fantastic stories about his astronaut father and the eating habits of aliens.
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Eric Nuzum drank his own blood as part of his research for The Dead Travel Fast: Stalking Vampires from Nosferatu to Count Chocula that's all you need to know.
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In Sarah Langan's second novel, The Missing, Corpus Christi is plagued by a terrifying mystery in the woods.
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The women of Rae Meadows’ Mothers and Daughters are stronger than they think.
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<b>The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror 2007</b> Brave souls who are excited by creaking floorboards and intrigued by death will want to be sure to pick up <b>The Year's Best Fan
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Mary Ann Winkowski, consultant to CBS's Ghost Whisperer, sees dead people and willingly talks with them. She helps disruptive spirits move on from their earthbound states.
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Interjections abound in Robert Neubecker's books, and this time around it's Wow! School!.
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