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Elizabeth Provenzano

Tulsa Books Examiner

Elizabeth is a 20-something Journalism major who enjoys reading, writing, watching movies, photography, coloring, and designing dresses that may one day graduate into real clothes. If you have a film or book suggestion, or just wanna say hello, feel free to email her at e_prov@yahoo.com.

Review of The Fall by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan

Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan took back the night with the first book of their vampire trilogy, The Strain. The second book, The Fall, is a beautifully tragic continuation of the fight between the parasitic creatures and mankind. This...

Review of A Greyhound of a Girl by Roddy Doyle

Family has meaning to everyone, although that meaning varies according to each person. Some know their families intimately, while others only know them at a distance. In some cases, a person can have both, especially when dealing with family members...

Review of The Cocaine Chronicles by various authors

Cocaine. Blow. Devil’s Dandruff. Snow. Stardust. This drug has been around for decades and is one of the most famous uppers…ever. It makes an appearance in movies, TV shows, and of course, books. Akashic Books continues...

Review of The Path to Hope by Stephane Hessel and Edgar Morin

When it comes to government and politics, everyone has an opinion. Some have opinions about their own country; others have opinions about worldwide policies. Stephane Hessel and Edgar Morin, both French authors, took matters into their own hands and wrote...

Review of 13 Hangman by Art Corriveau

History isn’t usually an adolescent priority, just as science and math probably just miss the list of Top 10 Things I Want to Do Without Being Told. However, some kids enjoy history. Some kids enjoy science. Some kids...

Review of The Fallen by Jassy Mackenzie

Jassy Mackenzie regaled us with the first two books in her Jade De Jong series, and now the third book is finally available! The Fallen, which was published by SoHo Crime, takes us to the beach, with warm sand, beautiful...

Review of Dying to Know You by Aidan Chambers

First loves are never easy, during or after. They are a roller coaster ride of emotions and there’s nothing you can do except hang on and hope for the best. Aidan Chambers, a multi-award winning author, takes...

Review of The Steam Pig by James McClure

In 1971 James McClure wrote the first book of his Kramer and Zondi series titled The Steam Pig. McClure died in 2006, leaving behind 8 books in this series, all of which has been re-published by SoHo Crime, along...

Review of The Five Lives of Our Cat Zook by Joanne Rocklin

Pets. Whether it’s a Calico, German Shepherd, Parakeet, or iguana, pets become part of our lives. They become friends, family members and confidants. Oh, don’t pretend like you don’t talk to your pets. And...

Review of Poison Most Vial by Benedict Carey

There’s nothing better than a book that secretly educates children. There are some stories that are obviously proving a point, or teaching a lesson, but there are some, usually for the older grades, that teach about certain things...

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