"It's a confusing world for Starla whose mother has run off to become a singer and whose grandmother "just doesn't understand!"  Starla takes out for Nashville to find her mother but meets Eula, a young black girl who's even more lost in a life that has no good ending.  This is sure to become a favorite!"

- Susan
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"Senei Miko pulls no punches in his book that uncovers the hard truth about Israel, Palestine and the oppressive IDF.  This is no easy read, but it is a very necessary one.  Sensei Miko tells his personal story candidly and eloquently.  I'm honored to know him."

- Kellen

"This is a light comedy and a parody of letters exchanged between a wealthy aunt and her nephew.  A  sort of twisted Downton Abbey.  Recently discovered letters between a nephew and his scarcely lucid aunt reveals the scandalous goings-on at Butterbrooke Breeze and its amusingly deviant dwellers.  Letters found in a well forgotten attic reveal the goings-on in the day-to-day life at the English country estate. Sebastian Wentworth Greathead (pronounced Grey-Theed!) and his dear aunt Countess Cordillia Honeyknob Pryme, have much to say by way of countryside slander.  Poor Sebastian is harassed buy an avid butterfly fan, while the Countess wallow in the everyday theatrics of Butterbrooke as well as the adventures of a favorite nephew at various ports of call.  

The letters of Sebastian and the Countess teem with innuendo, satire and irreverence, and yet their words charm to the last sentence.  A very funny read, indeed."

- Erna
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"What has propelled this unlikely family to the top of TV's ratings, as well as two best-selling books?  The answer will surprise you, especially looking at the cover...  The book is a very insightful read about growing up poor in Louisiana, and how following God and a dream resulted in profit and stardom.  Willie and Korie grew up on opposite sides of the river and track, but the unlikely couple married at 18 and moved on together from there.  It is an easy, fun read, and may get you hooked on watching their TV series, if you don't already--a novel premise, a functional family!!"

- Lee

"Amy Dunne has gone missing.  Nick Dunne is vague and elusive with the police.  As secrets are brought to the surface, a truly disturbing picture of a failing marriage emerges.  Another Gillian Flynn's chilling, contemporary style is full of wit and wisdom about modern relationships.  A scary peek into Nick and Amy's world of dysfunction, and ultimately, redemption."

- Ashley