The New York Times reviews Broken River.
Author: Ken Booth
I can be found online at kenbooth.net.
A Fictional Trip Through the Highly Politicized World of Children’s Literature
The New York Times reviews A House Among the Trees.
Nonfiction: 1922: The Year That Transformed English Literature
The New York Times reviews The World Broke in Two.
The best biographies & memoirs of July
From the Omnivoracious blog, the best biographies & memoirs of July.
The staff at Parnassus Books in Nashville share their must-reads for tots, kids, and teens.
Nancy Pate reviews The Good Daughter, The Painted Queen, Take Out, Let the Dead Speak and The Late Show.
The Goodreads Blog’s list of the best books of August includes Home Fire, The Heart’s Invisible Furies, Little & Lion, Happiness: A Memoir, Map of the Heart and The Great Quake.
Omnivoracious talks with author Natasha Pulley about her novels.
The New York Times reviews Home Fire.