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Little Ruth: First Day of School by Dee Write

An enchanting and empowering read… Write kick starts her The Little Ruth series with a charming story about a young girl’s first day at a new school. With summer break over, Ruth and her siblings prepare for a new school…
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Exposure by Jan Sayer 

A gripping, character-driven mystery… Expertly crafted dialogue, seamless scene transitions, and thorough character development make Sayer’s latest a compelling read. In the frosty landscape of Nova Scotia, a chilling discovery shatters David Kettle’s peaceful existence. A woman, unconscious and near…
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Feisty Deeds: Historical Fictions of Daring Women, Foreword by Aimie K. Runyan

Extraordinarily impressive… Twenty-three authors unite to take readers on a captivating journey filled with unexpected twists and turns in this collection of short stories. Spanning six centuries and multiple continents, the anthology follows ordinary women as they confront extraordinary challenges,…
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A Coat of Many Colors: Putting Jewish Characters on Stage by Roy E. Schreiber

A remarkable collection that explores diverse themes through rich narratives and complex characters… Schreiber deftly challenges and dismantles prejudicial portrayals of Jewish characters in his latest collection of plays. Through five captivating pieces, he delves into themes of identity, diversity,…
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The Blue Prussian by Eve Penrose

A suspenseful, winding tale of lies, deceit, and betrayal… A woman confronts the complexities of her past and present circumstances in Penrose’s twisty debut. Blake O’Brien, a young and alluring executive with a jet-setting career, returns to her birthplace of…
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Tender Paws: How Science-Based Parenting Can Transform Our Relationship with Dogs by Wendy Lyons Sunshine

Tender, dynamic, and highly readable… In “Tender Paws,” Sunshine presents a revolutionary dog training approach that leverages her child development expertise to build strong bonds between humans and their canine companions. Sunshine’s journey began with her first rescue puppy, who…
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The Political Activism of Anthropologist Franz Boas, Citizen Scientist by Alan H. McGowan

Meticulously researched, dense, and fascinating… McGowan’s latest is a compelling and insightful exploration of the life and legacy of Franz Boas, a pioneering figure in the field of anthropology. The book delves into Boas’s dual identity as both a scientist…
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The Strophes of Job by Ted Morrissey

A haunting read that will leave readers clamoring for more… A prequel to award-winning “Crowsong for the Stricken,” The Strophes of Job by Morrissey is a haunting tale of secrets, survival, and the ghosts that still linger in the shadows.…
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Shadow House (Terry Luvello Book 3) by Joe Rielinger

A compelling and atmospheric mystery that captivates readers from the first page to the last. Rielinger’s third installment in the Terry Luvello series is a thrilling tale of secrets, betrayal, and redemption. Margaret Reasoner, the recently deceased matriarch of one…
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Diego the Donkey by LoLisa Marie Monroe (Author), Carol Liddiment (Illustrator)

A delightful story that entertains while fostering empathy and understanding… Monroe’s debut picture book is a touching tale of an isolated donkey longing for connection on a desolate farm. Despite his efforts to befriend various animals, Diego, the donkey, remains…