Crab Cake & Pepper is more than a folksy yarn about a boy and his dog. It digs deeply into a ten-year-old boy’s psyche and brings us along for the ride of a lifetime, replete with family, a struggling friendship, rousing adventures, and a surplus(read entire article)
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13 Days
By Raven W. Night
Authorhouse (2005)
Reviewed by Claire Gilligan for Reader Views (3/06)

Don’t answer those little voices in your head Little Johnny! He hears his dad all the time. But the problem with(read entire article)
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A Circle of Dreams Annie Rogers
Bivens and Jensen Publishing (2006)
ISBN 0977018318
Reviewed by Paige Lovitt for Reader Views (5/06)

It was such a pleasure to read this sequel to “A Dream Across Time.” The husba(read entire article)
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Along the Calumet River (Images of America) Cynthia L. Ogorek

Arcadia Publishing (2004)

ISBN 0738533440

Reviewed by Kim Peterson for Reader Views (3/06)

The Calumet River wanders through northwest Indiana and(read entire article)
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Sterling Braswell has written a fascinating book about drug use in America. He begins with the history of amphetamines. It has been used almost 100 years. Meth was used in the 1920’s to treat asthma, hay fever and depression. At this time it w(read entire article)
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An Inmate’s Daughter
By Jan Walker
Raven Publishing, Inc. (2006)
Reviewed by Kim Peterson for Reader Views (2/06)

Jenna MacDonald didn’t mean to do anything wrong when she plunged into Puget Sound to save a lit(read entire article)
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Baseline Selling: How to Become a Sales Superstar by Using What You Already Know About the Game of Baseball
By Dave Kurlan
Authorhouse (2005)
Reviewed by William Phenn for Reader Views (1/06)

Baseline Selling w(read entire article)
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It's simply not often you find a story that touches you so deeply that you truly weep on its pages. But remember, not all crying is sadness. This book takes you through the lives of a Royal Family and it is truly so profound that you find yourse(read entire article)
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Although the book is considered fiction, Shaila portrays each woman "like it really is" living in a South Asian country where societal rules prevail. In one of the stories she talks about matriarchal control over the daughter-in-law where the da(read entire article)
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Black River Crossing
By Gary Pisarski
Nightengale Press (2005)
Reviewed by Joanne Benhman for Reader Views (3/06)

This first novel by writer Gary Pisarski is set in the years immediately following the Civil War.(read entire article)
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