Book reviews by Monica Drahonovsky, who is a columnist for non-non-profit news site, InDepthNH.org.
What an amazing fun read learning the delicious details that people share with Stoddart about their lives and careers. Stories from the Rolodex is well-written and made me smile, cry, scream and feel so good about the resilience of the individuals walking around us. READ MORE
his book shares the human side of a great man who was fearless in his assault on a life he lived so well. We are all in need of history and explanations and “what if” moments. READ MORE
I learned that love is the answer and hope for a brighter future. You really need to get this book and read it, cover to cover. READ MORE
The book is short, to the point and revealing of the journeys from young to old and every age in between. Music is central to the main character’s being and dancing to each beat like it might be his last. READ MORE
Anyone been to Strawberry Fields in Central Park lately? Did you see the amazing hulk of the Dakota apartment building across the street? You will definitely want to know more about this building and the people who lived there. And The Address makes finding out a really fun read and a great whodunnit from 1884 – 1985 about this iconic place. READ MORE
The love of a child and a parent is sacred. For every parent this book is a must read. You will look closely the next time you see a missing child staring back at you and wonder where he/she is. READ MORE
Do you know anything about the economics of the Great Lakes and who is in complete charge of all this natural resource that should be protected and handled with extreme care? READ MORE
This book is a brilliant tease of information and insightful incidents that happened in horrific times of the past. In the end, you will know who the “one man” is. The book delves into the losses and guilt that people shared at that time. We get a view of the helpless victims and the evil doers and their motivations. Go to your library and get this book.
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The author, Norman Savinelli, is writing for a youth audience. Why? Well, the world of dysfunction in families creates scary places for young people to live. How did this happen? Who is to blame? How to correct such serious dysfunction? READ MORE
Camille Aubray is a delicate wordsmith and she delivers a genuine person to the reader. The essence of Picasso, and what he thinks about women and the times of his life, are on display for discussion. Enjoy. You will be glad your library has this book on its shelf. READ MORE
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