Showing posts with label Armchair interviews review. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Armchair interviews review. Show all posts
30 April, 2009

Book Review: The House on the Shore by Victoria Howard

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews Anna MacDonald has been betrayed! The coveted teaching position she has been waiting to get has be...
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07 February, 2009

Book Review: Near Death in the Arctic: True Stories of Disaster and Survival Edited by Cecil Kuhne

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews The Arctic. The very name pulls images of snowy landscapes, harsh weather, and intense travel cond...
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03 January, 2009

Book Review: The Courtier's Secret by Donna Russo Morin

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This was the last book I read in 2008. I read and reviewed this book for Armchair Interviews . In the court of Louis XIV, the Sun King, cour...
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20 December, 2008

Book Review: Playing with Fire Whining and Dining on the Gold Coast by Thomas G. Schaudel

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Read and Reviewed for armchair interviews Have you ever gone to dinner and had a bad experience? Maybe your food wasn’t cooked right, or you...
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13 November, 2008

book review: Good Calories, Bad Calories by Gary Taubes

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews . Have you ever wondered what drives the health industry in touting what is correct to eat for a g...
13 October, 2008

Book Review: Beneath the Mask by David Ward

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Read and reviewed for Armchair interviews Beneath the Mask picks up after the events in Escape the Mask. Coriko, Pippa and their friends ha...
02 September, 2008

Book Review: Mr Sebastian and the Negro Magician by Daniel Wallace

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews Henry Walker, the negro magician, is a weak, thin and shaky black magician. An un-coorordinated so...
14 August, 2008

Book Review: Escape the Mask by David Ward

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Coriko and his partner Pippa are slaves to the Spears. The children are Twosies, children who have lived in the grasslands and worked at fin...
17 April, 2008

Book Review: Without Blood by Alessandro Baricco

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Read and reviewed for Armchair interviews Hidden in a small hole beneath the floor of the farmhouse, Nina witnesses the bloody end to a war...
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22 February, 2008

Book Review: Rusty Son of Tall Elk by Charles H. Bertram

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Reviewed for Armchair Interviews When ten-year old Russsell “Rusty” Weaver set off on a logging trip with his uncle Evan, and his two older ...
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15 January, 2008

Book Review: Bang Crunch by Neil Smith

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Read & reviewed for Armchair Interviews Bang Crunch is Canadian author Neil Smith’s debut collection of short stories. It contains nine ...
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21 November, 2007

Book Review: Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman by Haruki Muramaki

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Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman is Haruki Murakami’s first collection of short stories since after the Quake (2002). It contains twenty – four ...
12 October, 2007

Book Review: When the Shadbush Blooms by Carla Messinger, with Susan Katz, illustrated by David Kanietakeron Fadden

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews Every culture has its own ways of celebrating the seasons. When the Shadbush Blooms shows young re...
08 October, 2007

Book Review: Silk by Alessandro Baricco

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews . In 1861, the journey to obtain silk was a treacherous one. Due to an epidemic that infected most...
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27 July, 2007

Book Review: Flight Volume 4

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Read and Reviewed for armchair interviews and submitted to the Hidden Treasures summer reading contest. Flight 4 is the fourth book in the ...
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26 June, 2007

Book Review: Love, Suburban Style by Wendy Markham

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Read and reviewed for Armchair Interviews . The fatal day that everything fell apart, Meg Addams decided to leave Manhattan for the wholesom...
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18 May, 2007

Book Review: Super/Heroes: From Hercules to Superman

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Read and reviewed for armchair interviews These days it’s hard to not know what the idea of a superhero is. With the summer movie offerings ...
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30 March, 2007

Book Review: Whitethorn Woods by Maeve Binchy

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Reviewed for armchair interviews . St. Anne’s well. It is a relic site, located in the Whitethorn Woods outside of the town of Rossmore, Ire...
16 February, 2007

Book Review: Flight of the Goose: A Story of the Far North by Lesley Thomas

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Read and Reviewed for Armchair Interviews It is the summer of 1971. The war in Vietnam is raging, and the draft has not yet been repealed. H...
21 January, 2007

Book Review: Pretend Soup and Other Real Recipes: A Cookbook for Preschoolers and Up by Mollie Katzen and Ann Henderson

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Read and Reviewed for Armchair Interviews Mollie Katzen is well known in the food world for her involvement with the Moosewood Restaurant i...
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