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Spoiler alert: This book is not about turtles. Best-selling author John Green does a great job revealing the working minds of teenagers through action and speech, including like, the verbiage that some like, find annoying.

John Green’s ‘Turtles All the Way Down’ novel doesn’t disappoint

March 1, 2019
“A Highly Unlikely Scenario” is author Rachel Cantor’s first solo novel, as well as her best known work. She has co-written three other works, and published “Good On Paper,” a contemporary novel, January 2016.

iRead ‘A Highly Unlikely Scenario’ falls flat

Colleen Kelly
September 2, 2016
Carousel Cover: The book's iconic cover introduces the carousel, an important symbol in the story.

‘The Catcher in the Rye’ reveals the human nature

Anna Ciummo
February 22, 2016

Novel ‘Room’ haunts, inspires hope in readers

Colleen Kelly
January 30, 2016
‘The Wrong Side of Right’ catches readers off guard

‘The Wrong Side of Right’ catches readers off guard

Colleen Kelly
January 22, 2016

Hearts will ache over ‘Flowers for Algernon’ story

Anna Cuimmo
November 21, 2015

“Station Eleven” excels in intricate storytelling

Anna Cuimmo
November 13, 2015

John Lewis’s “March” lives up to the hype

Anna Ciummo
October 23, 2015

Book Review: “Through the Woods” will scare you silly

Colleen Kelly
October 7, 2015
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Book Review: “Everything Leads to You” is an unexpected delight

Colleen Kelly
October 2, 2015
'Pride and Prejudice' practically perfect prose

‘Pride and Prejudice’ practically perfect prose

Colleen Kelly
September 27, 2015

Book Review: “Nimona” will nab your heart

Colleen Kelly
September 19, 2015
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