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Author: Melissa Crytzer Fry

Where the Crawdads Sing

Book Review: WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING by Delia Owens

I was fascinated by WHERE THE CRAWDADS SING when I first learned about author Delia Owens’s background studying wildlife in … More

author, Book review, Delia Owens, Melissa Crytzer Fry, Where The Crawdads Sing
mule deer

Mule Deer Shows Some Tough Love

This mother mule deer in Arizona, doting and attentive just a week before, warns her young buck away. Why? It … More

Animals, Arizona, Drought, nature, Sustainablitiy
THE REMOVES by Tatjana Soli

Book Review: THE REMOVES by Tatjana Soli

Wow. I could probably stop there, honestly, because that’s about all you need to know. But… I can’t do that … More

General George Armstrong Custer, Indian Removal Act, Libby Custer, Women's History
PECULIAR SAVAGE BEAUTY

Book Review: PECULIAR SAVAGE BEAUTY by Jessica McCann

In Jessica McCann’s PECULIAR SAVAGE BEAUTY you get a front-row view of the horrors of the American Dust Bowl. Your skin … More

Book review, Depression era, Dust Bowl
THE WEIGHT OF INK by Rachel Kadish

Book Review: THE WEIGHT OF INK by Rachel Kadish

THE WEIGHT OF INK by Rachel Kadish is one of those books that, when you close its covers upon reading … More

Book review, Creativity, History, Knowledge, Melissa Crytzer Fry
The River Of Kings

Book Review: THE RIVER OF KINGS by Taylor Brown

Wow! What a fascinating book written with absolutely gorgeous, transporting prose. I tend to enjoy dual-period books, but THE RIVER … More

Book review, Creativity, Environmentalism, Knowledge, Melissa Crytzer Fry, The River of Kings by Taylor Brown
Goodbye ,Vitamin

Book Review: GOODBYE, VITAMIN by Rachel Khong

“…there is a bit of magic in this author’s ability to tell a deeply affecting story with interspersed humor” I … More

Alzheimer’s, Book review, Humor, inspiration
Homegoing by Yas Gyasi

Book Review: HOMEGOING by Yaa Gyasi

Wow. What an ambitious accomplishment for a debut author (any author, really) – a story following the lives of one … More

Book review, Community, Melissa Crytzer Fry, Slavery
THE SECOND MRS. HOCKADAY by Susan Rivers

Book Review: THE SECOND MRS. HOCKADAY by Susan Rivers

As a fan of Civil War-era historical fiction, I thoroughly enjoyed the slim debut of THE SECOND MRS. HOCKADAY.  An … More

American Civil War, Book review, Historical fiction, Susan Rivers
THE SPORT OF KINGS by C.E. Morgan

Book Review: THE SPORT OF KINGS by C.E. Morgan

What I’ve come to learn about myself as a reader is that I am patient enough (who knew?) to enjoy … More

Book review, C.E. Morgan, Knowledge, Possibilities, The Sport of Kings

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