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Lesley Kagen returns with the sequel to her New York Timesbestselling debut, Whistling in the Dark Lesley’s debut novel, Whistling in the Dark, captivated readers with the story of Sally O’Malley and her sister Troo during Milwaukee’s summer of 1959. A New York Times bestseller and Midwest Honor Award winner, the novel remains a popular selection with book clubs. [CONTINUE READING]

 

It always confused me when department stores showcased bathing suits in January.  I grew up in Los Angeles, but we didn’t use our fully heated pool in the middle of winter.  My mom explained that, to the rest of the country, winter is cruise season.  It didn’t compute.  Why would anyone lucky enough to have [CONTINUE READING]

 

Mailbox Monday is where other bloggers write about the books they received the previous week. The Mailbox Monday is now going on a blog tour with the host for the month of January being  at At Home With Books. Visit the blog to see what books made it’s way and check out the others who [CONTINUE READING]

 

Today we’re excite to have author of Lucky Girl, Cate Lord. One of our reviewers, Kay, enjoyed her book (review here) and got the chance to ask a couple questions with us. On to the interview… Welcome Cate to The Book Faery Reviews! CL: Thank you so much!  I’m excited to be today’s guest. I read [CONTINUE READING]

 

Real Eyez Realize Real Liez is an Urban Tale of personal metamorphosis and the dregs of the gutter conquering insurmountable odds through sheer determination alone. Intrigued? The cascade of Urban Culture and the “Gangsta” Lifestyle has overflowed the ghetto into Suburban America. One by one we’re losing our children to the pursuit of a mythological [CONTINUE READING]

 

“Whatever time we have,” he said, “it will be time enough.” Eva Ward returns to the only place she truly belongs, the old house on the Cornish coast, seeking happiness in memories of childhood summers. There she finds mysterious voices and hidden pathways that sweep her not only into the past, but also into the [CONTINUE READING]

 

FROM THE BOOK FAERY REVIEWS…A novel of family, friendship, and love that tug at the heart throughout. It was funny, happy, and even a tad sad at times. Grab tissues when you pick up this book because you’ll need them I’m sure like I did in the beginning and in the end. My Book Rating:   [CONTINUE READING]

 

I learned how to write, how critical good editing is, and how to be persistent. Each time I re-wrote my story, it got a lot better. Re-writing is an amazing experience. Each day we change with new thoughts, more wisdom, and new ideas. I found myself re-writing more than pumping out new ideas. Sometimes a [CONTINUE READING]

 

Lose yourself in a good book, and you’ll have experiences you might never have in real life. Some of these are the kind you wish would come true. And some are so terrifying that you’re glad this is just fiction. Here’s a list of some great and awful experiences you can live through as a [CONTINUE READING]

 

Today Karen Arnpriester, author of Anessia’s Quest is visiting The Book Faery Reviews. Let’s welcome her as she talks about her latest novel that will have your heart squeezed by compassion as you read it. In 2 sentences, how would you summarize Anessia’s Quest for those not familiar with it? Anessia’s Quest is a story [CONTINUE READING]

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