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Monthly Archives: December 2012
A Bad Kitty Christmas, Nick Bruel
This very appealing picture book/rhyming story is a great little tale to read aloud to your youngster or for your independent reader to read alone. The drawing of the kitty’s face is simply endearing, and the tale is a tender … Continue reading
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Oleander Girl, Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
The novel begins with a mystical moment that will take the reader on Korobi’s difficult journey in search of her heritage. Her mother died in childbirth, and she was subsequently raised by her grandparents. On the evening before her official … Continue reading
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Abortion And The Hypocrisy of Moral Outrage
The cries about gun control have taken over the airwaves. The liberals are almost gleeful at the prospect of using the mass murders of recent years and recent days, to further there efforts to pass stricter gun control laws. The … Continue reading
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“L” Is For Liar!
I often feel myself dizzy with the confusion of the misinformation being disseminated today by the media. What is true and what is not? It is sometimes easier to find the truth on foreign media sites. Someone once called the … Continue reading
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Who Is The Caged Animal?
A nation mourns, screams the headlines, looking for answers screams another. What we really need to do is search for the reason society is failing, not for the reason why a maniac commits a crime. A maniac does it precisely … Continue reading
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The Secret Keeper, Kate Morton
The time is 1961. A family is celebrating the second birthday of their youngest child. Laurel is the eldest of the five children. She is hiding from everyone, daydreaming in her tree house, when suddenly, she witnesses a terrible act … Continue reading
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Nancy Clancy, Book 2, Secret Admirer, Jane O’connor
Nancy Clancy is a well known character in the author’s picture book series that is called Fancy Nancy. In this second book of her early chapter book series, geared for 7-10 year olds, in grades 2-5, Nancy is growing up … Continue reading
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