Thanks for joining us today, Cosbrarian! We're so excited to talk about your book, but we'll get to that in a minute. For those of the Cannonball Read community that are new, would you please tell us how you found us and how long you've been participating? I was invited to join Cannonball Read … [Read more]
“It’s always been real for us.”
In a Rush by Kate Canterbary
When I finished reading In a Jam by Kate Canterbary in July, I ordered the second book in her Friendship, RI series as quickly as I could. I was so pleased with Canterbary’s style that I knew I wanted more of it. While I four-star loved In a Rush, it paled slightly in comparison. If In a Jam was a … [Read more]
's CBR17 Review No:42 ·
Genres: Romance ·
Tags: cbr17bingo, friendship Rhode Island, In a Rush, Kate Canterbary, marriage of convenience, Play ·
A slow burn with fire breathing dragons
Assistant to the Villain: A Novel by Hannah Nicole Maehrer
Like This Will Be Fun, Assistant to the Villain is a romance/fantasy with a good amount of humor and thrilling adventure thrown in. Assistant is the first book in a series, and I found this one entertaining enough that I will definitely be reading the next installment Apprentice to the Villain (the … [Read more]
's CBR17 Review No:53 ·
Genres: Fantasy, Fiction, Romance ·
Tags: #fantasy, Assistant to the Villain, cbr17, ElCicco, Fiction, Hannah Nicole Maehrer, Romance ·
No Wings Needed, but Maybe a Better Editor?
We Need No Wings by Ann Dávila Cardinal
cbr17bingo - Rec'd (found on a list of book suggestions for National Hispanic Heritage Month) I'm going to let the first line of the book do some heavy lifting here: "The first time Tere Sánchez levitated, she was in the garden." Tere is a 60-year-old widow who has been grieving her husband's … [Read more]
's CBR17 Review No:67 ·
Genres: Fiction ·
Tags: Ann Davila Cardinal, cbr17bingo, litfic, magical realism ·
Down With The Miss Vicky’s!
Down with Lime Books!: A Story about Book Banning by Jan Zauzmer
Miss Vicky might tell us Down with Lime Books! But what she does not realize is that the kids like lime books, and pink and purple, and blue, and yellow and read…. I mean red. Yes they love to read them all. Of course, this humorous look at book banning is silly and a bit tongue in cheek, but Down … [Read more]
's CBR17 Review No:422 ·
Genres: Children's Books, Comedy/Humor, Fiction, Non-Fiction, Poetry ·
Tags: activism, banning & challenging books, Blanca Millán, book banning, book bans, Books, Current Events, Education, Jan Zauzmer, libraries, school, Social Justice, Social Themes ·
Round on the Ends, High in the Middle
Buckeye by Patrick Ryan
In the fictional town of Bonhomie, Ohio, the lives of four people, two married couples, are forever changed by an impulsive decision made on V-E Day, 1945. The aftermath will reverberate well into the next generation in ways that are both explosive and predictable, as Ryan maps out his characters' … [Read more]
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