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Softcover Books

Here are all of the softcover books we've reviewed.

Book Review

A Man Askew

by Karen Rigby

"A Man Askew" is an intriguing novel in which an everyman’s fortunes take unusual twists. A downtrodden copy editor investigates his detective father’s past in Joe Costanzo’s brooding novel "A Man Askew", about uncertainties in the... Read More

Book Review

The New Planet

by Aleena Ortiz

A spiritual woman trains a man for an interplanetary colonization mission—and falls in love—in the future-set science fiction novel "The New Planet". In Carole Love Forbes’s science fiction novel "The New Planet", a new world order... Read More

Book Review

Contests of Strength

by Katelynn Watkins

A cinematic and involving historical novel, "Contests of Strength" traces a love that is challenged by village circumstances. History and modern science meet amid secrets and romance in Melissa Slager’s historical novel "Contests of... Read More

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Sisters of the Spruce

by Meg Nola

A Japanese Canadian girl defies social and cultural boundaries in Leslie Shimotakahara’s historical novel "Sisters of the Spruce". During World War I, fourteen-year-old Khya travels with her family to a remote region of British... Read More

Book Review

Star Brother

by Leah Block

A lonely boy yearns for connection despite not understanding how to form relationships in the moving novel "Star Brother". In Maxine Rose Schur’s coming-of-age novel "Star Brother", an orphan searches for a sense of identity.... Read More

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