Her name is Maximum Ride! She and her flock of other mutant winged children escaped from the labs where they were created. They are on […]
Picture This
Lately, I have been thinking a lot about picture books. Maybe it is because I am doing preschool and baby storytimes this summer or maybe […]
A new hybrid: horror meets spiritual development
Let me backtrack to Dean Koontz’s first Odd novel, Odd Thomas, in which the charming, quirky Odd is introduced. He is a twenty year old […]
What is the Sweetest Taboo?
After reading the erotic novel The Sweetest Taboo by Risque made me ponder many things: What is the sweetest taboo? Since there is no such thing […]
Book review: Diary of a Wimpy Kid
I first came across Diary of a Wimpy Kid in a Philip Morris column a long time ago. I thought any book that the sagacious […]
Science fiction or likely future?
James Howard Kunstler’s recent World Made By Hand is only one of a number of dystopian novels to be published in the last few years–and […]
Book Review: Runemarks
Use our catalogue to reserve this book or listen to it on CD. You know who gets a raw deal? The Norse gods. I’m not talking […]
Teen Journalist Unpeels the Truth and Gets To the Core of the Story!
Hildy lives in a small town full of apple orchards. She is a star reporter for her school’s newspaper. As a pesky ghost threatens to […]
How Reading Upgraded Me to First Class
If you didn’t love books you probably wouldn’t be checking out our Readers’ Advisory blog site. So, I imagine you’ve heard how books can inspire you, change your life or entertain you, etc, etc. But, have you ever heard that books can upgrade you to first class?
Here’s the scenario and how it worked for me. Try it at your own risk.
