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Gentle's Holler
Kerry Madden
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
Kerry Madden, author of Gentle's Holler, has written a beautiful, humorous and poignant story of a mountain family who knows both poverty and love intimately.
Livy Two…
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Harry Sue
Sue Stauffacher
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
"Just because he knew nothing short of a miracle could make his dream come true didn't stop Homer Price from helping me realize mine."
Harry Sue (nick for Harriet…
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Cherry Hill's Horse Care for Kids
Cherry Hill
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
Kids who are interested in horses really need a mentor who is experienced in all aspects of the care and handling of horses. And they could certainly use Horse Care…
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Nick & Slim The Legend of the Falcon Mine
Pamela Henn
Reviewed by Kathy Perschmann
Imagine an adventure book that is part western, part time travel, part mystery, and part ghost story...that is Nick & Slim! Though Slim and his friends…
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Each Little Bird That Sings
Deborah Wiles
Reviewed by Linda Lee
This book is full of humor, grace and love. Comfort Snowberger writes her own obituaries and tries to have them published in the local paper. She also has a list of…
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My Brother's Keeper
Patricia McCormick
Reviewed by Helen Marti
My Brother's Keeper is the story of a single parent family consisting of mom and her three sons: Eli who is slightly strange, has a bike called Tonto and a female cat… more
Flashcards of My Life: A Novel
Charise Harper
Reviewed by Maria Hoeffer
Oh, those awkward days of junior high! Friendships teeter-totter, crushes make you crazy and your parents really just don't get it at all. For her birthday, Emily…
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Three Good Deeds
Vivian Velde
Reviewed by Mayra Calvani
Howard is your typical nice, yet sometimes not-so-nice young boy. For one thing, he loves to play pranks, especially on defenseless geese and the poor old women who…
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The Printer's Devil
Paul Bajoria
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
Mog Winter is an orphan whose job is as an apprentice in a printing shop. The locals fondly refer to Mog as "the printer's devil."
After staying up late one night…
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Kendra Kandlestar and the Box of Whispers
Lee Fodi
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
The land of Een is not an easy place to find. It is "tucked in between the cracks of here and there, a tiny, quiet place that the sharpest eye would miss."
Een is…
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Almost Home
Nora Baskin
Reviewed by Maria Hoeffer
Leah's whole world has been turned upside down. She is suddenly living with her father and new stepmother while her sister and mother move across the country. She's…
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Door Within (The)
Wayne Batson
Reviewed by Barb Radmore
"Adventures ar
funny things
They may creep out of holes
Appear down a seldo
Trodden path
Fall out of a tree, or eve
Arrive in an envelope
But they always star
the same way
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Christy Miller Collection: Volume 1
Robin Gunn
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
Robin Jones Gunn's popular Christy Miller series is now available in three volumes. The first three stories, Summer Promise, A Whisper and a Wish and Yours Forever…
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Ginger Pye
Eleanor Estes
Reviewed by Myra Calvan
More than anything else in the world, Jerry Pye wants a dog. The timing couldn't be better, for over at Speedy's barn a litter of newborn puppies has just arrived. Not…
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Ice Drift
Theodore Taylor
Reviewed by Laura V. Hilton
Fourteen-year-old Alika and ten-year-old Sulu are Inuit brothers who live up in the Arctic, near Greenland. While hunting seals, Alika hears the ice cracking, and…
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