We received product to facilitate this post. All opinions are strictly our own. What’s as fast as a speeding bullet and has superstar super pet billing? Clem, my dachshund, and I are high rollers – in food and treats that is! We demand the very best in ingredients, manufacturers (no recalls for this duo): Clem and I go to Chewy.com every month (try their auto ship so that you always have your food at the same time every month!) to try new treats and to order Clem’s food because: ... continue reading...
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City of Thorns – book review
City of Thorns Author: Ben Rawlence In City of Thorns, a new book in real-time about the lives of nine refugees in the Dedaab Refugee Camp in Northern Kenya for Somalian and other refugees, Ben Rawlence performs the impossible. Instead of sighing and saying oh who cares? Rawlence steers our attention where our hearts should be. Mesmerizing, moving and monumental, the City of Thorns, a true story of real people puts the people back in What is Happening Over There is Not Important to Me. It ... continue reading...
Book review: The Nowhere Man
The Nowhere Man (An Orphan X Novel) Author: Gregg Hurwitz Jason Bourne’s balls and brawn, James Patterson’s staccato chapters that rip through a novel, and with an orphaned hero-assassin with a big heart, The Nowhere Man by Gregg Hurwitz assures an on the edge performance that strikes like a fully loaded clip on an automatic rifle: taut, safety off, and lethal. “Faster than a speeding bullet” accounts for The Nowhere Man’s dynamic drama, and ensures us a first seat on the bus to ... continue reading...
Book review: Only the Animals
Only the Animals Author: Ceridwen Dovey To anthropomorphize or Not to anthropomorphize? Ceridwen Dovey’s novel, Only the Animals, is a collection of very clever short stories with animal narrators. Each animal narrator is owned by a famous person in history that has been famous for talent and goodness (Tolstoy) or evil (Hitler) or the animal is present at a momentous historical event (the Western Front, Sarajevo). Each animals tells its own life story and the story of its friends and ... continue reading...
Review: The Big Green Tent
The Big Green Tent Author: Luidmila Ulitskaya(Translated from Russion by Polly Gannon) Sloughing through a Cold War, The Big Green Tent combines a sweeping tale of three Russian friends from Moscow with a panorama of the politics, ethics, literature and Russian experience as the characters all wind their way through childhood, school and adulthood. The boys are Outliers of a sort; they are an orphan who is a poet, a talented pianist, and a photographer with passion. Ulitskaya covers them ... continue reading...
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