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All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood, Review by Corinne Donnelly
All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood, Review by Corinne Donnelly All the Ugly and Wonderful Things by Bryn Greenwood is an unconventional novel. Not only does it include a relationship ...
The Possessions by Sara Flannery Murphy, Review by Corinne Donnelly
The Possessions by Sara Flannery Murphy, Review by Corinne Donnelly The Possessions, Sara Flannery Murphy’s debut novel, examines the concept of self-identity in a world rooted heavily in science fict...
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Pachinko by Min Jin Lee, Review by Corinne Donnelly Pachinko is a recreational game compared to the slot machine in the western world. Originating in Japan, where gambling is illegal, it is often as...
Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Salt to the Sea by Ruta Sepetys, Review by Corinne Donnelly The topic of World War II widely permeates popular literature today, including the young adult genre. Ruta Sepetys’ Salt to the Sea is no ...
Dark Places by Gillian Flynn, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Corinne Donnelly reviews "Dark Places," a book written by Gillian Flynn, the author of the Best-Selling Novel "Gone Girl."
The Storied Life of A.J. Fikry by Gabrielle Zevin, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Simplistic writing, tired stereotypes, and a disjointed tone detract from what could have been a lovely tale about family.
The Mothers by Brit Bennett, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Sweeping decades, this coming of age novel will challenge your pre-conceptions about many controversial topics.
Thrawn by Timothy Zahn, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Timothy Zahn’s Thrawn will satisfy new readers, as well as those who enjoyed his original trilogy.
Pull Me Under by Kelly Luce, Review by Corinne Donnelly
Kelly Luce’s Pull Me Under delivers a thorough glimpse into the mind of a woman haunted by her troubled past.