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Anna Horner has reviewed books and interviewed authors on Diary of an Eccentric since 2007. She has a BA in English and Sociology from Suffolk University. Contact Anna by emailing diaryofaneccentric@hotmail.com.

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Laura Brodie writes about grief and ghosts in 'The Widow's Season'

Thursday, November 19th, 2009 · 3 comments

In The Widow’s Season by Laura Brodie, Sarah McConnell is a 39-year-old woman haunted by the ghost of her husband, who is believed to have died...
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Donna Jo Napoli tackles war and other tough issues in her novels

Friday, November 13th, 2009 · 1 comment

Donna Jo Napoli has written dozens of books for children and young adults. She is well known for the novel, Stones in Water (1997), which won the...
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Green Books Campaign: 1 day, 100 bloggers, 100 green books, 100 reviews

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Eco-Libris, a green company dedicated to encouraging the book industry to become more eco-friendly, is hosting the Green Books Campaign to raise...
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Michelle Moran brings ancient Rome to life in 'Cleopatra's Daughter'

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Michelle Moran's latest release, Cleopatra's Daughter, focuses on Kleopatra Selene, daughter of Marc Antony and Kleopatra VII and twin sister of...
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Dogs help children learn to read

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Children who have trouble reading could improve their reading skills with the help of therapy dogs. Intermountain...
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David Schmahmann Signing 'Nibble & Kuhn' at The Ivy Bookshop on Oct. 21

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David Schmahmann, author of Empire Settings, will appear at The Ivy Bookshop (6080 Falls Road) in Baltimore on Oct. 21 to promote his latest novel,...
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Douglas W. Jacobson brings the Comet Line of WWII to life in 'Night of Flames'

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Douglas W. Jacobson's World War II novel Night of Flames focuses on Jan and Anna Kopernik, a Polish couple. The book opens in Warsaw in 1939 with the...
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Leslie Gilbert-Lurie joins mother in memoir about the lasting effects of the Holocaust

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In Bending Toward the Sun: A Mother and Daughter Memoir, Leslie Gilbert-Lurie looks at how the horrors suffered by Holocaust survivors are passed...
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Penelope Holt addresses Herman Rosenblat Holocaust hoax in 'The Apple'

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The Apple: Based on the Herman Rosenblat Holocaust Love Story by Penelope Holt was released earlier this month by York House Press. The book focuses...
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Susan Higginbotham's 'Hugh and Bess' looks at arranged marriage in 14th century England

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In the follow-up to The Traitor's Wife, Susan Higginbotham continues the story of the Despenser family, focusing on the son of Hugh le Despenser the...
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