Often-affecting moments of poetry are "Carry the Sky"’s most defining, unique characteristic. "Carry the Sky", the first novel by award-winning poet Kate Gray, reads a bit like a quiet song. The refrain of repeated imagery deliberately... Read More

Practical advice pairs beautifully with discussions that delve deeply into the rich emotional complexity of the act of dying. In four clearly and tenderly written parts, "The Divine Art of Dying", by Karen Speerstra and Herbert Anderson,... Read More

A teen prodigy’s AI tries to pass for human in this quirky, thought-provoking novel. A teen computer whiz and his artificial-intelligence protégé return to high school in this inventive YA fiction debut. Though occasionally a bit... Read More

As the action-filled plot progresses, secrets of the characters’ rich, mysterious histories are revealed. Imagine a quest fraught with peril, elves working with dwarfs and human mercenaries to overcome a dark force, frequent weapon and... Read More