bookreviews
Book Review: The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
Review by Alyca “It seems impossible to live without hurting people.” “That’s because it is.” “So why live at all?” “Well, in fairness, dying hurts people too.” It took me…
Read MoreManga Review: Chi’s Sweet Home, Volume 1
Review by: Sarah Chi’s Sweet Home, Volume 1 by Konami Kanata is a delightful manga series for all ages. It is complete in English at 12 volumes, though we currently…
Read MoreReview: Good Dog, Cerberus!: Volume 1
Review by: Sarah Good Dog, Cerberus!, Volume 1 is a delightful manga for all ages. Unfortunately, one volume is all that’s out, even in Japan, and it is too short.…
Read MoreReview: Tomes Apprentice
Review by: Sarah Tomes Apprentice is the first book in The Tomes of Kaleria series by Honor Raconteur. Mei Li is a Tomes apprentice lost at sea after fleeing separately…
Read MoreSeries Review: If I Run series by Terri Blackstock
Review by Andrea Good, wholesome fictional books. Could not stop until all three books were finished! Casey Cox finds her best friend murdered and knows she’s going to be a…
Read MoreThe Handmaid’s Tale comes to Enid
Join the Enid Public Library for a special “Let’s Talk About It, Oklahoma” program celebrating the PBS series, “The Great American Read”. The selected book is The Handmaid’s Tale by…
Read MoreSeries Review: A Court of Thorns and Roses
I ugly cried all over this book, and I don’t even care. When someone comes in looking for a YA recommendation, the series that comes to mind is Sarah J.…
Read MoreBook Review: An Extraordinary Union
Favorite Quote: She was no simpering miss. She was Ellen Burns, and she was going to help destroy the confederacy. We need this book in today’s world. An Extraordinary Union…
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