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Howard S. Ford’s novel entitled “In All Cases Whatsoever” is based during the early battles of the Revolutionary War between the British Empire and the separatists from the new colonies in America. While the British troops are determined to regain...
“Haze” by Michael Chavez is the story of Andrew. Growing up overweight and very reserved, Andrew never had a chance to feel like part of a group. When he goes to college and meets his first love, Nat, everything changes....
“Shadows & Wings” by Niki Tulk is a very interesting book that was a joy to read. The fast-moving story kept my attention drawn to every page from the first to the last. Niki Tulk’s characters are portrayed completely and...
“Scorpio Love” by S. Tamanaha grabbed me from the first chapter. Susan lives in Hawaii and attends a fundraiser where she finds and buys a crystal globe mounted on an eagle’s claw. The woman who sells her the crystal globe...
“New York Roommates: Where Do These People Come From?” by Howard Boger is a fictional story about Hank and the myriad roommates with whom he has shared his New York apartment. Hank, a photographer, has vowed to never again share...
“Embrace of the Daimon” by Sandra Lee Dennis, PhD, has been revised since it was first published in 2001. A lot has happened in the past decade that made the author’s decision to do this revision. The news is rampant...
In this second in the Luc Actar crime fiction novels, “Chasing Demons” by Melissa M. Garcia, Luc is ready to exchange his life of crime for the legitimacy of honest work. He wants to enjoy the paradise and romance shared...
Theresa Brandt’s autobiography “Bringing Home the War” begins with the end of her war. In her second marriage as an ‘Army Wife’ to a Green Beret, John, the casualties of war Brandt describes, both on her home front (as well...
In her debut novel “Barbed Wire and Daisies,” author Carol Strazer delivers an emotional and, at times, heart-wrenching historical account of German refugee Marike Wiens and her family. The story opens during the final days of World War II in...
“Horace Helfin’s Horrifying Halloween” by John Philip McCarthy is the story of nine-year-old Sally Connors and her friends who must try to stop the evil Goblin King before he conquers the planet. Aided by the elf Horace Helfin and his...
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Review: "The Battle for Tomorrow" by Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall
Written by Madeleine Sullivan (age 18) for Reader Views Kids
Monday, 26 March 2012 02:55
"The Battle for Tomorrow" by Dr. Stuart Jeanne Bramhall is narrated by Angela (Ange), who has had to deal with lots of adult-level responsibilities in her sixteen years. In her thirteenth year, her mom had a stroke on her right side and lost speech and most mobility. Also at thirteen, Ange had her first abortion. Now, at sixteen, she is getting her second abortion, and while she accepts that her relationship with the 23-year-old political activist is over, Ange is totally convinced of the need for activism.
Review: "Island Eyes, Island Skies" by Richard Levine
Written by Ben Weldon (age 14) for Reader Views Kids
Monday, 26 March 2012 02:41
"Island Eyes, Island Skies" by Richard Levine is the story of D.C., a tween girl, and Rob, a tween boy, as they share life experiences and learn to overcome tragedy. After first meeting at her cousin's birthday party, Rob and D.C. were reunited at school when D.C.'s family moved to Old Westwood. Soon after they got to know each other, Rob's father had a heart attack and D.C.'s mother had a miscarriage. D.C. and Rob found each other as kindred souls seeking explanations for the random tragedies that had struck their families. Will Rob and D.C. come to accept their disasters or will they continue to be haunted by these tragedies forever?
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