Through the Looking Glass Book Reviews

A little over fourteen years ago I brought home a sick, miserable little bundle of fur. Pippin was a puppy mill rescue and he became one of...

I have a special place in my heart for wordless books. I am attracted to them in part because they are such a pure form of storytelling thr...

I have a confession to make. I do not know much about the Hispanic community here in the U.S. I really have never had the opportunity to le...

I freely admit that I enjoy watching films and programs on the television and on my ipad. I have a Kindle, and I use it all the time. Howev...

First and second person narratives in historical fiction can give readers a very powerful reading experience. These types of stories can br...

For the last few weeks I have felt as if the world really is struggling to stay 'upright.' Everywhere I look I see news about hurri...

In many places the new school year has started. Lazy summer days are over and it is time to begin a new chapter. Today I bring you a book a...

Many years ago I was sent a manuscript of a novel that was written in blank verse. I will honestly say that I was dreading reading it, but ...

Today's poetry title is a real treat. I have never encountered a tale quite like it, and am delighted to share it with you. The narrati...

Every year Americans experience natural disasters. There are floods, wild fires, earthquakes, storms, hurricanes, and landslides. Homes, bu...